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Cynthia McFadden and Jon discuss the difference between TV news and newspapers.

Conservative real-estate professionals and "Hockey Moms" Karin Housley and Julie Johnson discuss current events, pop culture, politics, trends and health and beauty in Sun Newpapers' newest Internet TV program, "The Karin Housley Show." AM 1220 KLBB, which broadcasts "The Karin Housley Show" live on the radio every Saturday at 10 a.m., bills Karin as "a hilarious resource for the latest entertainment news and gossip." A realtor in the Stillwater area and humor columnist for the Stillwater Gazette (a Sun Newspapers publication), Housley is the author of "Chicks Laying Nest Eggs: How 10 Skirts Beat the Pants off Wall Street . . . and How You Can, Too," available at amazon.com. Produced jointly by mnsun.com editor Greg Huff and AM 1220 KLBB, "The Karin Housley Show" is and posted to mnsun.com, in multiple segments, beginning every Wednesday. In the Stillwater area, Valley Access Channels re-broadcasts Sun Newspapers' production of "The Karin Housley Show" weekly. Visit http://valleyaccesschannels.tv/ for broadcast dates and times. A former television producer, Karin is married to retired NHL Hall of Famer Phil Housley, now the head coach of the Stillwater High School hockey team. The Houselys have four children, Taylor, Reide, Wilson and Avery. To learn more about Karin, visit her websites, KarinHousley.com and www.chickslayingnesteggs.com, or contact her at Karin@KarinHousley.com.

Newsstands from Seattle to New York quickly sold out of Wednesday's papers declaring Barack Obama the nation's first black president as some jubilant customers picked up two, three or even 30 copies as keepsakes. (Nov. 5)

Conservative real-estate professionals and "Hockey Moms" Karin Housley and Julie Johnson discuss current events, pop culture, politics, trends and health and beauty in Sun Newpapers' newest Internet TV program, "The Karin Housley Show." AM 1220 KLBB, which broadcasts "The Karin Housley Show" live on the radio every Saturday at 10 a.m., bills Karin as "a hilarious resource for the latest entertainment news and gossip." A realtor in the Stillwater area and humor columnist for the Stillwater Gazette (a Sun Newspapers publication), Housley is the author of "Chicks Laying Nest Eggs: How 10 Skirts Beat the Pants off Wall Street . . . and How You Can, Too," available at amazon.com. Produced jointly by mnsun.com editor Greg Huff and AM 1220 KLBB, "The Karin Housley Show" is and posted to mnsun.com, in multiple segments, beginning every Wednesday. In the Stillwater area, Valley Access Channels re-broadcasts Sun Newspapers' production of "The Karin Housley Show" weekly. Visit http://valleyaccesschannels.tv/ for broadcast dates and times. A former television producer, Karin is married to retired NHL Hall of Famer Phil Housley, now the head coach of the Stillwater High School hockey team. The Houselys have four children, Taylor, Reide, Wilson and Avery. To learn more about Karin, visit her websites, KarinHousley.com and www.chickslayingnesteggs.com, or contact her at Karin@KarinHousley.com.

Survey on Baby P coverage in Tabloid Newspapers A Survey finding out the real opinion on this issue from real people. Please vote on the video to express your opinion on the matter

http://www.instablogs.com/ New sophisticated face of terror For how long will the innocent civilians continue losing their lives while the government remains a mute spectator to their killings? Government incompetence is pushing us into the mouth of death. I believe that instead of trying to pacify and assure people the government should take concrete steps. This would be the actual tribute to those who’ve lost their lives in the terror attacks. Anything else would be mere pretence. The most important question is that can a government deprived of political will take such steps. Time has come for the political parties to humanely analyze the situation instead of examining it politically. Israeli army defies court orders New report published by Ha'aretz, one of the biggest and widely distributed newspapers in Israel, about Israeli army assassinating operations. Report said The Israeli army has been assassinating wanted West Bank Palestinians in spite of the High Court of Justice's guidelines. High-level military officials approved assassinations in the West Bank, "even when it could have been possible to arrest the targets instead," according to the Ha'aretz report. This means of course a sort of a field and quick execution process. Army officers authorized the killings in advance; "in writing, even if innocent bystanders would be killed as well," the report goes on to say. Taliban controls bordering areas of Kabul The news of army’s control is now there in many leading news sources of the world. However there has’nt been any independent confirmation of the claim. Natives of Kabul and Peshawar have failed to connect with their family and friends in their hometown and the telephone network seems to be out of function. Whether or not the army has actually claimed the complete control of Kabul still needs to be verified by local residents of the area. Lately a native of Kabul has denied the claim of complete control and said that Taliban is still fighting the military forces with heavy ...

Indian Newspapers on Mumbai attack November 27, 2008. Is it an issue of EARLY EDITION with the HT Metro edition?

The Kansas Star inadvertently promotes National Clown Week with a photo of serial killer John Wayne Gacy's alter-ego, Pogo the Clown.

Senator Dave Cox talks with newspaper reporters and publishers. They discuss news-gathering, deadlines, putting a whole paper together and online journalism.