Is The Times-Picayune On It's Last Leg?

I'll bet you can guess the answers to these questions. And while we're at it, let's make those photos look better.

I’m listening to this interview for the fourth time as I write. And for the life of me, I still haven’t heard him answer the question. He gave what sounded to me like a “packaged” response, the kind I might have written years ago.

It reminded me so much of my son, when I asked where his iPod was, knowing full well it had been lost. He told me all about the possible places an iPod could be, without coming out and telling me he’d lost it a few days earlier.

Digital circ for U.S. papers soars

Soars. Hmm.

Here are even more new tools in Create Suite 6.

From Sherry in Tennessee

Is there a way to convert RGB to CMYK in a PDF file without having to open each pic individually in Photoshop?

"One who assumes financial responsibility for; guarantee against failure. To insure against losses."

In the constantly evolving world of communication, of which we are a major player, we are bombarded daily with the idea that we’re missing something. There must be some golden key out there which will unlock the door to future success. Without that key, we fear, we are doomed to failure.

JCPenney thought they’d found that key a year ago when they hired former Apple exec Ron Johnson as their CEO.

OK, here it is, in no particular order. My favorite new features in Adobe Creative Suite 6. We’ll stick with the applications most used by those of us in the trenches.

That’s right. On July 2, two days before my country’s Independence celebration, my five year old iMac began to crawl.

Here's what happened next ...

With new versions of InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop and more, newspaper designers and publishers are asking, “Is it time to upgrade?”

Now it's time to read what Kevin has to say.

“No,” was my immediate response.

“They’re saying the newspaper industry is dead. I thought you’d want to know.”

In New York, I received spontaneous applause when I told the audience to “quit running their newspapers as if all their business is coming from mobile” when most of their profits are coming from print.