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ATTENTION ...... Metro, Business and Broadcast Editors: Economist can discuss week’s business announcements Moore School of Business economist Dr. Doug Woodward is available through Friday, May 2, to discuss the week’s many economic activities and announcements. In addition to the first economic stimulus checks being received by many Americans, the Federal Reserve is expected to reduce interest rates by one-quarter percentage point on Wednesday, many S&P companies will report earnings this week and a national jobs report will be released on Friday.
To arrange an interview, call Peggy Binette at 803-777-5400.
ATTENTION ...... Metro, Business and Broadcast Editors: Journalism experts can discuss declines in newspaper circulation Circulation of the nation’s top newspapers continues to decline, according to a report released this week. Only the Wall Street Journal and USA TODAY saw slight increases, with weekday and weekend circulation dropping by more than 3.6 percent. The New York Times’ Sunday circulation dropped by more than 9 percent. Doug Fisher and Sid Bedingfield, faculty members in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications, are available Tuesday, April 29, to discuss the impact of this latest round of declines for newspapers, as more people are reportedly flocking to the Internet for news. Fisher, a former bureau chief for the Associated Press, and Bedingfield, former head of CNN’s U.S. network, are experts in news-media trends and the impact of new media.
To arrange interviews, call Peggy Binette at 803-777-5400.
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