Too Bad for Illinois, But Good for Paper
The state of Illinois has been ordered to notify every voter before November about confusing wording on a ballot measure -- costs will include $300,000 in advertising.
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October 04, 2008
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A breezy, business-oriented blog on the ups and downs of the newspaper industry by E&P's Editor-at-Large Mark Fitzgerald (in Chicago) and Associate Editor Jennifer Saba (in New York). Between them, they have won seven Jesse H. Neal Awards, the top prize for the business press, in the past six years.
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