Campus papers are well-read, and advertisers are noticing
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Mainstream newspapers are up against dwindling circulation and shrinking advertising revenues, but college papers have become hot commodities.
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By Mike Joseph, The Centre Daily Times, State College, Pa.  Jun.
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Thereâs a growing sense of urgency among educators that  every student should be on a college track.
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A two-year research project on how to market the government on college campuses indicates that e-mails touting hot jobs and cool internships, along with other low-cost outreach activities, could increase interest among students in working for Uncle Sam.
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and a small but determined group of engineering graduate students is organizing to get the word out. Members of the campus chapter of
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NEW YORK  - South Dakota researchers have   come up with a relatively simple and inexpensive way to get   college kids to eat more fruit and veggies -- send them   newsletters.
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See how smarter documents are working for others at
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Tips on getting your money's worth while on campus.
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By Mark Fagan, Journal-World, Lawrence, Kan.  Dec.
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Glimpses of advertising are now being tallied down to the second.
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Newspapers are easy to love, but the industry's investment outlook isn't so appealing.
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The screens, simple vacuum fluorescent displays of the kind used in alarm clocks and cash registers, come to life, spewing out along the walls streams of orphaned sentences and phrases that have appeared in The Times or, in many cases, that are appearing on the paperâs Web site at that instant.
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Several newspapers are looking into new ways to use fragrance to entice marketers to buy more ad pages.
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By Richard Mial, La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Mar. 4--When I was in college in the early 1970s, my journalism professors used to regale us with stories about the utopian media age that cable television was going to usher in.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.  - Harvard University students:  overachieving, bookish bores or repressed party animals? A  little of both, it seems.
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A small publisher of college textbooks plans to offer free electronic textbooks to students. The catch? Ads are inserted within the text.
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By Delthia Ricks, Newsday, Melville, N.Y.  Jun.