Tuesday Morning in the Blogosphere

Retired Los Angeles Times Pressmen Robert Lewis and Nash Berru

Rep. Waxman puts pressure on Tribune Co. - Politico

Newspaper carrier saves former mayor from cold - Poynter

Is Newspapers’ Falling Knife Finally Starting to Rise? - Street Fight

Newspaper publisher sees profits fall by third - Hold the Front Page

Day-old news won’t cut it in print anymore - Nieman Journalism Lab

Due to cold, some newspapers might not be delivered - Williston Herald

School Newspapers Online Empowers Students and Advisers - PR Web

George Skelton observes 40 years of change in Sacramento - LAObserved

Newspapers healthy despite Kamloops Daily News closure - The Vancouver Sun

Former Publisher’s Take on Closure of North Adams Transcript - Newspaperdeathwatch

Tuesday Night in the Blogosphere

Taken at New Horizons Anaheim, California

Millennials Still Want Their Newspapers - NAA

Gannett Foundation exec gifts 2012! - Gannett Blog

Dispelling myths about newspapers - Biz Community

Benghazi story was ‘deficient in several respects’ - Poynter

Obamacare Smears Can’t Hide Three Major Truths - Robert Reich

GCDW to scale printed edition back to four days a week - Daily World

GateHouse Media emerges from prepackaged bankruptcy - Wicked Local

Oregon Newspaper chain will no longer provide health insurance - Romenesko

The latest battleground for cloud marketing wars: Newspapers - Network World

For newspapers, paywalls remain more about print than digital - Talking New Media

Old newspaper era is over: Obama

WASHINGTON: President Barack Obama acknowledged the problems facing the US newspaper industry on Wednesday, ironically in an interview that was distributed via online retail giant Amazon's Kindle e-reader.

Complete article can be viewed at The International News