A. MEDIA MARKET DATA
B. ADVERTISING
C. CIRCULATION & DISTRIBUTION
D. PRINTING & PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
E. ONLINE / DIGITAL PUBLISHING
F. EDITORIAL CONTENT
G. YOUNG READER
H. MANAGEMENT
I. TRAINING & EDUCATION
J. PRESS FREEDOM & LAWS
K. COPYRIGHT
L. MEDIA OWNERSHIP
M. COMPETITION
N. LABOR & EMPLOYMENT








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New Classified Models




Classified advertising is on the move.

The pace of the migration from print to Internet is relentless, but manageable. By confidently and imaginatively managing the market, publishers can retain their profits and customer relations as they and their advertising move toward the digital age.

This report offers some simple rules to help newspapers retain their grip on their classified markets.

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