Tim Jones

The Seattle newspaper strike has entered its third week with no signs of a settlement that would send more than a thousand people back to work at the city's two...

Just in time for Christmas, or shortly after the new year begins, the major cable companies will notify their subscribers of rate increases that will begin to show up in...

Whenever the presidential election is decided, newspapers and magazines finally will be able to declare--presumably with certainty this time--that either Vice President Al Gore or Texas Gov. George W. Bush...

When In These Times, the self-described socialist newspaper, was launched 24 years ago this month in Chicago, it was held together by materials common to these kinds of publications--financial rubber...

When colleges and universities around the nation installed Ethernet connections in dormitories, it was with the clear intent of helping students search the Web in pursuit of knowledge, communicate with...

There is good news and bad news for Dr. Laura Schlessinger, the conservative radio talk show host whose remarks about homosexuality have prompted dozens of advertisers to suspend their support...

Has the stock market had it? Is the economy giving out? After a wild ride on Wall Street, and the promise of more turmoil ahead, investors need answers to some...

If Britney Spears were to reside somewhere in the rich, leather-bound volumes of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, she would most likely be found between the mainstays of Spanish Literature and Speech....

For years, newspapers have followed their readers to the suburbs, and now they're following them back to the city: Next week, a new free weekly will be launched in Chicago's...

Sports and entertainment have long ruled as the consistent programming of choice for the vast majority of American TV viewers. But on Tuesday night, politics took top billing in Chicago....