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Washington Post Carriers Trudge OnPolitico.com reports that The Washington Post delivered between 400,000 and 450,000 Sunday papers amid the area's massive snowfall.• VPA News • VPA Forum |
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NEWSVPA Urges Opposition to HB 1386Contact your local legislator and encourage him or her to oppose bill that would take constitutional amendment notices out of newspapers.BLOGS Drive Traffic to Your Customers’ Web SitesLocal merchants are increasingly using the Web as a sales arm to their overall marketing programs. Newspapers and our online portals should make sure that we effectively drive our local readers to our customers' Web sites.UPDATES ‘Amen’ Paper in New Orleans Is a Hot ItemThe Times-Picayune had printed at least 200,000 copies over its ordinary number of single-copy papers -- and the printing presses were still running to keep up with the extraordinary demand for newspapers proclaiming the New Orleans Saints Super Bowl victory. "It's a totally moving target," Times-Picayune Editor Jim Amoss said…Post Ideas in Our Forums
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