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Viral Mistakes - Chicago Tribune Reports United is Bankrupt, Stock Plummets (GALLERY)
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The Chicago Tribune ran a nine year old story on their website saying that United Airlines was bankrupt. The stock dropped by 99%, as you might predict. So, for about ten minutes, billions and billions of investor money was gone… at least on paper. The newspaper realized their error, corrected it and the United Airlines stock regained what value was lost. I would hate to work at the Chicago Tribune today. The Tribune is the newspaper that printed “Dewey Defeats Truman” that lives on in immortality. Via: thestreet |
Chic Recycled Jewellery - Holly Anne Mitchell’s Newspaper Jewellery (GALLERY)
Holly Anne Mitchell changes losing lottery tickets into a revenue generating enterprise. The American artist designs and constructs her line of jewellery out of recycled paper products. Mitchell uses expired… [More]
60,000 Newspapers Make Eco Art Statement - Sumer Erek's Newspaper House (GALLERY)
It was definitely news when Sumer Erek decided to build a house out of 60,000 scrapped newspapers. The newspaper art installation is the artist's way of emphasizing the ecological impact of the newspaper… [More]
Endangered Print Media - The End of the Newspaper? (Follow-Up)
Do people read the newspaper anymore? That is the question many newspaper publishers across America are asking themselves on an ever more frequent basis. According to a recent article published in PRWeek… [More]
12,000 Newspapers, One Site - Newspaper24.com, Where The World Meets (GALLERY)
Getting your hands on global news has never easier thanks to the internet. A new database of 12,000 news publications from around the world has been launched for maximum efficiency. If you want the inside… [More]
Todays Frontpages - Daily Newspaper Covers From Around the World
"Today's Front Pages" is an online presentation of one of the Newseum's most popular exhibits. Every morning, more than 400 newspapers from around the world submit their front pages to the Newseum via… [More]
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