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Newspaper Consulting

This is a difficult time for newspapers. There is a premium on good ideas and fast execution. That's where I can help your team do their best work. If you have a newspaper problem that you're wrestling with then I can probably help you. However big or small your problem is, get in touch.
Newspaper Jobs

Check out my newspaper management jobsite, pre-sorted for you by job title. I get a tiny contribution every time you click on a job. So go on, give it a whirl.
Newspaper Books

I've set up an online bookshop with interesting and useful newspaper related books sorted into tidy useful categories. It's handy if you want to see what's out there but don't have time to plough through Amazon for hours. Same deal - I get a few cents if you buy via the store so dive in and sniff the ink.
Sniffer Dog

John Duncan no longer has an owner but is house trained and consults for newspapers around the world. His specialism is competitive strategy, innovation and change. He also enjoys barking at conferences and J schools. John learned his trade in the UK. He worked for the Guardian as a Rottweiler (sports news correspondent) before ending up as the managing editor of the Observer. In six years as ME of the paper it gained 100,000 readers and was $18 million a year better off. Possibly a total coincidence. Possibly a heroic solo effort. Probably somewhere in between.
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Recent Entries
1. Give us some credit. How the newspaper industry is about to be disembowelled by the banking crisis.
  Tuesday, September 30, 2008
2. I hate to say I told you so. Why newspaper web advertising revenue is just as small as it ever was
  Monday, March 31, 2008
3. On the other hand.... Maybe the 1c newspaper is a good thing
  Monday, March 24, 2008
4. Maybe less is more in the future of newspapers?
  Friday, March 21, 2008
5. Prepare for war: Why ABC rule change will mean big changes for US papers.
  Thursday, March 20, 2008
6. The $1 billion lottery and the Jet Blue flight out of Tampa that buys you a share of my ticket
  Wednesday, September 12, 2007
7. If newspapers are dying why do they cost so much to buy?
  Tuesday, August 28, 2007
8. Core blimey: How to make US newspapers unstoppable
  Tuesday, August 14, 2007
9. Big audio dynamite: How newspapers can kill the radio star (or how to read your newspaper while driving to work)
  Tuesday, August 07, 2007
10. The price is wrong: Why newspapers have to learn how to get more from readers for what they do
  Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Recent Comments
1. Dan on Give us some credit. How the newspaper industry is about to be disembowelled by the banking crisis.
  10/1/2008
2. Sniffer dog on Give us some credit. How the newspaper industry is about to be disembowelled by the banking crisis.
  9/30/2008
3. Bob on Give us some credit. How the newspaper industry is about to be disembowelled by the banking crisis.
  9/30/2008
4. Dan Pacheco on I hate to say I told you so. Why newspaper web advertising revenue is just as small as it ever was
  5/17/2008
5. Joe on I hate to say I told you so. Why newspaper web advertising revenue is just as small as it ever was
  4/14/2008
6. edward on If newspapers are dying why do they cost so much to buy?
  4/13/2008
7. David Sullivan on Maybe less is more in the future of newspapers?
  3/26/2008
8. Sniffer dog on Maybe less is more in the future of newspapers?
  3/24/2008
9. Brian Cubbison on Maybe less is more in the future of newspapers?
  3/23/2008
10. Mindy McAdams on Maybe less is more in the future of newspapers?
  3/21/2008
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