Whatever Happened to the California Job Case? And Did Editorial Quality Go With It?.

Kulczyk, Katherine; And Others

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ERIC Number: ED150583

Record Type: RIE

Publication Date: 1976-Aug

Pages: 16

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Whatever Happened to the California Job Case? And Did Editorial Quality Go With It?

Kulczyk, Katherine; And Others

This paper surveys the state of newspaper technology, with special reference to its impact on editorial quality. Examples of financial savings resulting from electronic editing and typesetting are cited, along with a complete budget for a paper of around 100,000 circulation before and after automation. Studies of newsroom salary and employment trends are used to provide guidelines for reinvesting some of the savings into better editorial coverage. (Author)

Descriptors: Communications, Cost Effectiveness, Editing, Electromechanical Technology, Employment Patterns, Journalism, Layout (Publications), Newspapers, Printing

Publication Type: Speeches/Meeting Papers

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Note: Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism (59th, College Park, Maryland, August 1976); Not available in hard copy due to marginal legibility of original document