Very roughly Your Cambridge News advertising 66% content 33%. Cambridge Edition 60% advertising, 40% content. Saturday morning Herald section one around 50 / 50.
Tag Archives: Newspapers
Hei konā rā Katrina kia kaha
Welcome Katrina Lintonbon new editor of Fairfax’s Matamata Chronicle.
Vodafone NZ Herald 14/April/2010
What is the communication gap? What is new? Why doesn’t advertising work any more? What is Vodafone? What is the NZ Herald?
Pretty frocks – 13 February 2010
Lifestyle choices – I think it was on Thursday night that a young woman came to the door, about 6PM, selling subscriptions to the NZ Herald – no one had bothered to tell her that we already partake.
I’m not making this up
Are you off yer hedge? Cambridge, New Zealand.
Your Cambridge Digital News
Mark Nogaj’s Your Cambridge News launches an online version at yourcambridgenews.com: Your Cambridge Digital News. The most recent issue, today’s, is available for download here (PDF).
Maadi Cup 2009 Gisborne Herald 02/4/09
Gisborne Herald
The Southland Times a rowing story 02/04/09
The Southland Times | Stuff.co.nz
Maadi Cup 2009 Taranaki Daily News 01/04/2009
Sacred Heart Girls College New Plymouth U16/U17 coxed four crew come off the water after their heat in the New Zealand Secondary School Rowing Championships yesterday morning at Lake Karapiro.
Maadi Cup Marlborough Express 31/03/2009
The Marlborough Express 31/03/2009
Maadi Cup 2009 Waikato Times 31/3/09
Maadi Cup 2009 Waikato Times 31/3/09
Maadi Cup 2009 Waikato Times 30/3/09
Waikato Times 30 March 2009
Mark Nogaj
Entrepreneur, editor and publisher of Your Cambridge News Mark Nogaj. Your Cambridge News held a Give It A Go Expo today at Cambridge Town Hall celebrating our clubs, societies, community groups and services.
Newspapers and the future of journalism
Society doesn’t need newspapers. What we need is journalism. For a century, the imperatives to strengthen journalism and to strengthen newspapers have been so tightly wound as to be indistinguishable. That’s been a fine accident to have, but when that accident stops, as it is stopping before our eyes, we’re going to need lots ofContinue reading “Newspapers and the future of journalism”
Michael Jeans 