Ricky Mathews articles over last 30 days

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2013/05/06 22:49
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A shot across the inky bow
Less than a year ago, we learned that New Orleans was about to become America's largest city without a daily newspaper. Last week, we got something different: the first salvos in what looks to be a...
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New Orleans John Georges The Times Times-Picayune Peter Kovacs
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2013/05/01 05:49
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John Georges talks about his acquisition of The A...
The Advocate, which moved into the New Orleans market from Baton Rouge earlier this year in response to The Times-Picayune going to a three-day-per-week production schedule, has been sold to New...
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New Orleans John Georges The Times Times-Picayune BATON ROUGE
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2013/04/30 22:49
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Social media reaction to the Times-Picayune news
In the spirit of Lauren LaBorde and her weekly Y@Speak column, I attempted to summarize some local and national reaction to the news that the NOLA Media Group, aka The Times-Picayune | NOLA.com, would...
The Times NOLA Media Group Times-Picayune Erik Estrada iPad
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2013/04/30 18:49
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Times-Picayune to begin printing on days it doesn...
The digitally-focused NOLA Media Group, which cut back print publication of The Times-Picayune to three days a week last year, continued to innovate today by announcing a new plan to print on the days...
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