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wrote the opinion of the court. "Prior restraints on speech and publication are the most serious and least tolerable infringement on First
Amendment Rights," he wrote. "The press does not simply publish information about trials, but guards against the miscarriage of justice by subjecting the police,
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construction and mining company, also had arranged to keep 20 percent of the resulting Omaha World-Herald Co. in the hands of the Peter Kiewit
Foundation. The foundation's hold of 20 percent of the company's shares kept the newspaper from being easily sold to an out-of-town competitor — the fate of
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for the first time since its founding in 1885 is no longer locally owned. Lee is based in
Davenport, Iowa. The New York Stock Exchange warned Lee in 2020 that its stock was at risk of de-listing because of its persistently low share price below $ 1.00 a share; it re-listed its stock on the Nasdaq
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for $ 140 million in cash in
January 2020. Buffett had said the previous year that newspapers were "toast." Buffett financed the Lee purchase, which also refinanced Lee's debt so that Berkshire would become its sole lender, for $ 576 million at a 9 percent interest rate. The transaction did not
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bought the newspaper and its television station, the local ABC affiliate, in 1962 for $ 40.1 million from Omaha-based World
Publishing Co. Upon Kiewit's death in 1979, he arranged for the paper to be spun off to its employees. At the time, the newspaper reported daily circulation of 235,589 and
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Washington, D.C. bureau in 2020. It was among the first — if not the first — metropolitan newspapers from outside the capital area to open its own Washington bureau, with archives dating back to at least 1893 carrying bylines from
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They include a five-level, 321,000-square-foot (29,800 m) press hall featuring three MAN Roland presses from
Germany; a 20,000-square-foot (1,900 m) paper-storage facility capable of storing 3,000 rolls of newsprint and a 600-stall
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was dedicated to keeping its newspaper facilities downtown, which required a more vertical structure, and the tunnel. Transfer
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Supreme Court after a Nebraska judge, Hugh Stuart, had tried to implement a gag order on reporting the details of a local criminal trial.
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network to Omaha in 1957 when it opened its television station. The ABC affiliate, which the newspaper brought to air on Sept. 15, 1957, was broadcast on Channel 7 under the call letters
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The storage facility/press hall is connected by a tunnel than runs underneath 13th Street in Omaha. Most newspaper facilities of this size have been built on greenfield sites: The Omaha
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many major metropolitan newspapers during the 1970s through the 1990s: Its ownership structure was called "the most bullet-proof in the industry" when it came to corporate takeovers.
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The newspaper's newsroom staff has shrunk substantially, from more than 200 in 2015 to 118 at the beginning of 2018 — to 62 by the end of 2020, according to its news staff's union.
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in South Dakota for an undisclosed price. In 1993 it purchased the Carlsbad Current-Argus in New Mexico for an undisclosed price. In 1994, it purchased
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948:: Former publisher and CEO of both BH Media Group and The Omaha World-Herald Co. Now owner of Smith Kroeger Advertising based in Omaha, Nebraska.
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The presses weigh 1,661 U.S. tons and can produce 75,000 newspapers per hour. The John Gottschalk Freedom Center produces four editions of the
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acquired the newspaper, then the Bee-News, in 1928. In 1937 Hearst sold the Bee-News to the World-Herald, which discontinued its publication.
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The newspaper also partially owned the world's largest elections equipment maker and election operations servicing company, Omaha-based
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for $ 140 million. The deal did not include the WPLG-TV television station in Miami, which Berkshire continues to own as of 2021.
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In 1962, the World Publishing Company, owned solely by heirs of the Hitchcock/Doorly families, was on the verge of selling The
1905:"Dirks, Van Essen, Murray & April | Press Releases | Dow Jones' Ottaway Newspapers Agrees to Acquire Stockton (CA) Record"
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1999:"Dirks, Van Essen, Murray & April | Press Releases | Omaha World-Herald Company to acquire Bryan-College Station Eagle"
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was the largest employee-owned newspaper in the United States from 1979 until 2011: Omaha construction magnate
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was the first paper in the United States to call for Richard Nixon to resign after the full content of the
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prosecutors, and judicial processes to extensive public scrutiny and criticism," he said in the opinion.
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publisher, World Publishing Co. It was the Omaha area's third television station, behind
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in Stockton, California, for an undisclosed price; it sold the newspaper in 2004 to
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after Hitchcock's death. Over his lifetime, Doorly served 58 years at the paper.
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1568:"Omaha Press Club Honors 'Hall Of Famers' - Omaha News Story - KETV Omaha"
919:: Writer, winner of 1920 Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing at the paper
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the lynching of a black man on the lawn of the Douglas County Courthouse
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1953:"National: Change at helm of ES&S in new year | Omaha-World Herald"
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On November 30, 2011, the Omaha World-Herald Company announced that
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Most significantly, the newspaper was the lead in the landmark 1976
1593:"About Omaha daily world. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1885-1889"
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Hearst-Argyle Television complete acquisition of Pulitzer broadcast
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purchased the paper for $ 200 million through his holding company,
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1303:"Warren Buffett Sees Most Newspapers as 'Toast' After Ad Decline"
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daily, in addition to a Sunday edition and daily editions of the
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and operated them under the Mid-Continent Broadcasting Co. name.
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This article is about the newspaper. For the book publisher, see
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1762:"Former Omaha World-Herald publisher Harold Andersen dies"
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editorial "startling" and labeling it seeming "apostasy."
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1046:"Omaha World-Herald changes western Nebraska delivery"
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1651:"Jim McKee: Peter Kiewit became builder to the world"
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Stewart, Erik Holm And Christopher S. (2011-12-01).
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Stewart, Erik Holm And Christopher S. (2011-12-01).
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942:; former World-Herald Co. chairman; philanthropist
589:International Federation of Newspaper Publishers
3300:Daily newspapers published in the United States
2094:"Biography of Elia Wilkinson Peattie 1862–1935"
2048:"Warren Buffett Will Sell His Newspaper Empire"
686:, for $ 144 million. In 1999, it purchased the
485:The newspaper was founded in 1885 by U.S. Sen.
3270:Employee-owned companies of the United States
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790:The Omaha World-Herald operates the website
213:United States, the primary newspaper of the
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2138:Morgret, Ed Koterba (2016) "Introduction".
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1547:"The Pulitzer Prizes | Search: omaha"
927:Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting
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3295:Pulitzer Prize for Public Service winners
2112:"James Keogh; Time Editor, Nixon Staffer"
595:. He also was a longtime board member of
593:American Newspaper Publishers Association
411:, who had bought the radio stations from
786:Website, printing plant and headquarters
616:New York Times Co. vs. the United States
3280:Newspapers published in Omaha, Nebraska
2869:Woodford County Journal / Woodford Star
2046:Merced, Michael J. de la (2020-01-29).
1706:"Sign In | Omaha World-Herald Archives"
1473:"Sign In | Omaha World-Herald Archives"
1449:"Sign In | Omaha World-Herald Archives"
1425:"Sign In | Omaha World-Herald Archives"
1139:"American Journalism Review - Archives"
1115:"Sign In | Omaha World-Herald Archives"
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1833:"Nebraska Press Association v. Stuart"
1730:"WATERGATE: The Public: Disillusioned"
1570:. Ketv.com. 2008-05-29. Archived from
309:and its other stable of newspapers to
286:Upon his death, Kiewit, who had run a
215:Omaha-Council Bluffs metropolitan area
767:property. The company also purchased
608:Nebraska Press Association vs. Stuart
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2393:The Dispatch / The Rock Island Argus
1246:"In Deal, Buffett Departs From Type"
1213:"In Deal, Buffett Departs From Type"
516:was a more objective voice than the
440:Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing
3067:Waterbury Republican & American
1352:"Lee Enterprises To Drop From NYSE"
895:: Chief editorial writer, 1889–1896
650:Chief Justice of the United States
573:magazine 12 days later called the
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2950:Pulitzer Prize for Public Service
2766:Statesville Record & Landmark
2100:. University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
1978:"Buffett to buy The World-Herald"
1976:Omaha World-Herald (2011-11-30).
1095:"Who We Are | Omaha World-Herald"
630:concept of "no prior restraint".
459:Pulitzer Prize for Public Service
432:Pulitzer Prize for Public Service
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2841:The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier
1857:"Nebraska Press Ass'n v. Stuart"
1277:Stempel, Jonathan (2020-01-29).
835:for neighboring Southwest Iowa.
224:by its most recent local owner,
32:
3265:1885 establishments in Nebraska
2491:Journal Gazette / Times-Courier
1377:"OMAHA WORLD-HERALD NEWS GUILD"
612:New York Times Co. vs. Sullivan
283:Sunday circulation of 301,682.
3285:Newspapers established in 1885
2806:The Times of Northwest Indiana
1631:The Press: A Wonderful Way Out
1186:JORDON, LARRY KING and STEVE.
907:: Editor, publisher, 1934–1950
799:John Gottschalk Freedom Center
481:History and Supreme Court Case
466:Pulitzer Prize for Photography
136:63,319 Sunday (as of 2023)
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2386:Denison Bulletin & Review
1381:OMAHA WORLD-HERALD NEWS GUILD
703:Election Systems and Software
585:World Press Freedom Committee
407:radio format was invented by
3275:Lee Enterprises publications
2449:The Grand Island Independent
2092:Bloomfield, Susanne George.
1649:McKee, Jim (June 23, 2013),
1523:"Welcome | History Nebraska"
2379:Danville Register & Bee
2142:, pp. xlix–lii. MCP Books.
749:Bryan-College Station Eagle
446:for an editorial entitled "
395:The newspaper operated the
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2680:The Press of Atlantic City
2631:The North Platte Telegraph
2080:Newspapers and Technology.
1000:History of Omaha, Nebraska
925:: reporter, winner of the
228:, chairman of Omaha-based
184:Media of the United States
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2903:Scripps League Newspapers
2519:Lake Geneva Regional News
970:, writer and photographer
743:In 2012 it purchased the
712:, headed by Omaha native
638:. The case was argued by
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2533:Lexington Clipper-Herald
2140:The Essential Ed Koterba
1881:"Carlsbad Current-Argus"
929:in 1982 when working at
533:Hitchcock's son-in-law,
472:for his photo entitled "
392:, KETV's current owner.
21:World Publishing Company
3153:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
3131:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
3075:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
3043:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
3011:New York World-Telegram
2862:Wisconsin State Journal
2780:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
2722:Richmond Times-Dispatch
2659:The Plattsmouth Journal
2335:Corvallis Gazette-Times
2321:Clarinda Herald-Journal
1405:www.grassley.senate.gov
938:: Former publisher and
757:Richmond Times-Dispatch
755:company, including the
683:The Wall Street Journal
618:. As for its case, The
336:bureau in the capital.
85:; 139 years ago
3139:Nebraska State Journal
2987:New York Evening World
2792:The Times and Democrat
2666:Portage Daily Register
2603:The News & Advance
2421:The Franklin News-Post
2358:The Daily News (Wash.)
2351:Culpeper Star-Exponent
2272:Bristol Herald Courier
2223:Albany Democrat-Herald
899:William Jennings Bryan
734:North Platte, Nebraska
726:Grand Island, Nebraska
530:
510:William Jennings Bryan
294:In 2011, Omaha native
2963:Columbus Enquirer Sun
2855:Winston-Salem Journal
2715:The Reidsville Review
2547:Martinsville Bulletin
2414:Elko Daily Free Press
2342:The Philomath Express
2244:Baraboo News Republic
1909:www.dirksvanessen.com
1810:Hudson, David L. Jr.
1599:. Library of Congress
738:Scottsbluff, Nebraska
528:
390:Hearst Communications
375:Peter Kiewit and Sons
3035:Cedar Rapids Gazette
3019:Medford Mail Tribune
2995:Atlanta Constitution
2694:Racine Journal Times
2596:Napa Valley Register
2568:The Montana Standard
2540:Lincoln Journal Star
2463:Hickory Daily Record
2265:The Bismarck Tribune
2208:Lee Enterprises Inc.
1656:Lincoln Journal Star
1527:history.nebraska.gov
1497:"Hearst Corporation"
982:: Author (1995-2012)
956:Editorial cartoonist
885:: assistant editor (
863:Gilbert M. Hitchcock
847:Qwest Communications
718:Council Bluffs, Iowa
640:E. Barrett Prettyman
597:The Associated Press
591:and chairman of the
559:On May 8, 1974, the
487:Gilbert M. Hitchcock
83:August 24, 1885
3237: /
2893:Howard Publications
2834:Waco Tribune-Herald
2645:Opelika-Auburn News
2575:Mooresville Tribune
2477:Independent Tribune
2456:Herald & Review
2428:The Free Lance–Star
2365:The Daily Nonpareil
2307:The Chippewa Herald
2300:Casper Star-Tribune
2117:The Washington Post
1639:, November 9, 1962.
1597:Chronicling America
1250:Wall Street Journal
1217:Wall Street Journal
917:Harvey E. Newbranch
901:: Editor, 1894–1896
865:: founder, editor (
491:Omaha Evening World
444:Harvey E. Newbranch
434:, awarded in 1943.
104:1314 Douglas Street
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3241:41.259°N 95.9336°W
3147:Chicago Daily News
3107:Detroit Free Press
3091:Omaha World-Herald
3027:The Sacramento Bee
2979:Indianapolis Times
2752:Sioux City Journal
2701:Rapid City Journal
2638:Omaha World-Herald
2624:The News Virginian
2470:Independent Record
2372:The Daily Progress
2293:The Casper Journal
2251:Beatrice Daily Sun
2230:Arizona Daily Star
2082:Retrieved 7/24/08.
2052:The New York Times
2027:www.prnewswire.com
1710:omaha.newsbank.com
1477:omaha.newsbank.com
1453:omaha.newsbank.com
1429:omaha.newsbank.com
1119:omaha.newsbank.com
913:: Owner, 1963–1979
829:Omaha World-Herald
710:Berkshire Hathaway
666:Brookings Register
587:, chairman of the
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448:Law and the Jungle
300:Berkshire Hathaway
243:, and in parts of
230:Berkshire Hathaway
202:Omaha World-Herald
189:List of newspapers
27:Omaha World-Herald
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3083:Los Angeles Times
3003:Indianapolis News
2971:Canton Daily News
2916:
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2848:Winona Daily News
2729:The Roanoke Times
2610:News & Record
2589:Muscatine Journal
2554:The McDowell News
2512:La Crosse Tribune
2484:Iowa Farmer Today
2328:Columbus Telegram
2286:The Capital Times
2003:dirksvanessen.com
1766:The Seattle Times
1332:finance.yahoo.com
1307:www.bloomberg.com
1025:investors.lee.net
1019:Lee Enterprises.
931:The Seattle Times
843:Northwestern Bell
774:In January 2020,
722:Kearney, Nebraska
565:White House tapes
450:", which decried
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