NAA Economist Miles Groves recaps a happy year for newspaper advertising and ventures predictions for the year ahead. Two media honchos go head to head in Arlington, Texas, for all the love of one sweet little market. Leo Bogart finds that Asia's freest press shudders under the prospect of Chinese control when the province changes hands in June. Universities helped create the Internet and take advantage of it by sprouting student online publications. The newspaper industry examines its priorities and propsects in the new Congress.
Political cartoons feed schools' current events curricula.
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