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Oh No, Oprah!
By Sharon Shahid, Friday, November 20, 2009

We’re used to seeing Oprah Winfrey grace the covers of her monthly magazines. But when the queen of talk announces that her top-rated show will end in 2011, newspapers everywhere put her on their front pages. Today’s Top Ten is an homage to Oprah’s prestige, popularity and power.

David Daigneault
David Daigneault
OMG she is switching to cable!!!!!wait... if we say that on the front page then it won't be such a big deal - lets just say she is going bye bye for the shock factor...yeah...
Fri at 7:20am
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Spotlight on ‘Twilight’
By Lesette R. Heath, Thursday, November 19, 2009

“New Moon,” the eagerly anticipated sequel in the “Twilight” series, steals the spotlight from the battle brewing in the Senate over health-care reform and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin’s book blitz. Papers from New Mexic...o to New Jersey feature the stars and fans of the vampire teen drama. So, go ahead — sink your teeth in.Read More

Patrick Jean
Patrick Jean
Wasn't there any REAL news Wednesday? *SIGH*
Thu at 8:03am
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Thu at 11:21pm
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Newseum Al Roker and the "Today" show will be at the Newseum on Thursday, Nov. 19th. He will be broadcasting from the new exhibit on Tim Russert's office

November 18 at 7:32am
Nancy
Nancy
You folks do cool things.
November 18 at 10:02am
Carol Finley
Carol Finley
Nice segment with Luke Russert in his dad's "office" on the Today Show this morning. I'm looking forward to seeing this exhibit next year!
Thu at 11:35am
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Page-One Crowds
By Gene Mater, Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Tuesday marked the 20th anniversary of the start of the Velvet Revolution, the transition from communism to democracy in the former Czechoslovakia. The story was Page-One news in the Czech and Slovak Republics. Next door in Germany, ...crowds of a different sort — university students protesting education reform and tuition costs — topped the news.Read More

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Newseum Judy Woodruff, from the Newshour on PBS, and Steve Grove from YouTube will be at the Newseum this Saturday for a taping of "The Future of News."

November 17 at 10:31am
Carolyn Tofson Nichols
Carolyn Tofson Nichols
This website is very cool Newseum ck it out ( anyone)
November 17 at 11:08am
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It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
By Emily Vietti, Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Thanksgiving hasn’t arrived, yet there's no denying that holiday spirit is in the air. In many places, holiday decorations are going up; in others, snow is coming down. Makes us want to roast chestnuts on an open fire!

Annie Singer
Annie Singer
too soon :(
November 17 at 10:20am
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Packaging
By Sharon Shahid, Monday, November 16, 2009

You may not be able to tell a book by its cover, but you can certainly tell a nicely planned newspaper by its front page. The best ones utilize every part of the page without appearing crowded or cluttered. Even those pesky strip ads fit well in the design. Today’s top 10 are proof that good things do come in small packages.

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Newseum The Tim Russert exhibit will open at the Newseum this Friday.

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Inside Tim Russert's Office: If It's Sunday, It's 'Meet the Press' recreates Russert's NBC Washington office much as it looked when he died of a heart attack in June 2008 while preparing for his next show.
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Newseum Chris Matthews from MSNBC and Jan Schaffer from the JLAB at American University will be at the Newseum for a taping of "The Future of News" this afternoon.

November 14 at 11:46am
Cary Skelton
Cary Skelton
Love Chris Matthews! He's such a political nerd. :)
November 14 at 11:54am
Steve Hall
Steve Hall
Better watch Matthews pretty close, that's awfully close to the White House. He may develop a strange tingle in his leg.
November 14 at 2:59pm
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Newseum Who is at fault for the misinformation about the “hero cop” in the Fort Hood shooting — the military or the media?

November 13 at 6:30am
Tom Simonton
Tom Simonton
Krissi has a very good point. The more the "mis" or "dis" information we circulate, the more it damages our credibility. "Get it First, but First get it RIGHT" is rule number one in journalism.
November 13 at 12:27pm
Nancy
Nancy
Military gave out the info, right?
November 13 at 4:38pm
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Play-off Fever
By John Maynard, Friday, November 13, 2009

It's play-off season in high schools across the country. Football, cross country running and volleyball are just some of the sports that caught our eye in today's front pages. Go team!

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Newseum Do you think CNN made the right decision in letting Lou Dobbs out of his contract early so he could "engage in constructive problem-solving."

November 12 at 8:23am
Worthy Branson Evans
Worthy Branson Evans
meth, hookers and a rare string of pearls.
November 12 at 5:45pm
David Daigneault
David Daigneault
if you are on CNN, it is clearly contriversal if you have any republican leanings.
November 12 at 5:48pm
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Salute
By Sharon Shahid, Thursday, November 12, 2009

Newspapers in cities and towns across North America honored war veterans on their covers. We salute today’s top front pages for showing the diversity of the armed forces in all their glory.

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Hailing War Veterans
By Gene Mater, Wednesday, November 11, 2009

It started as Armistice Day, marking the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month when World War I ended. Now it’s called Veterans Day, when we honor those who served in later wars. We looked for coverage of Veterans Day beyond the carnage at Fort Hood. Those are Wednesday’s top 10 dailies.

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Newseum Buy your tickets now for a Dec. 1, 2009, screening at the Newseum of “His Girl Friday,” the second installment of “Reel Journalism with Nick Clooney.”

Cokie Roberts joins Clooney for a discussion of the classic romantic comedy starring Rosalind Russell and Cary Grant.

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The Newseum presents a wide range of public programs featuring prominent journalists, authors, politicians, photographers, broadcasting executives, correspondents, anchors and Hollywood celebrities. Educational ...