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(Strupp, in fact, had been focusing on the print to Web transition over the past two years.)

Greg Mitchell: How I Lost My Job (Thanks for Asking) 2010

"It's a reminder that newspapers still have something people want," says Joe Strupp, senior editor at Editor & Publisher.

For souvenir seekers, Obama's historic election is red-hot off the press 2008

As Strupp wrote last month: "In the other categories of editorial writing, commentary, photos and editorial cartooning, it is hard to know which of the many annual nominees will get judges 'eyes this year."

PULITZERS: Who'll win the Cartooning prize come Monday? 2010

When it comes to cartooning, however, Strupp has a tougher chore of it, because really, most years, who knows?

PULITZERS: Who'll win the Cartooning prize come Monday? 2010

"For a paper to do an extra in 2008 is nothing short of amazing," Strupp says.

For souvenir seekers, Obama's historic election is red-hot off the press 2008

But for now, while the dust settles, I would urge you to visit the E&P In Exile blog, now featuring Mitchell and Strupp, and my own personal blog, Pressing Issues.

Greg Mitchell: How I Lost My Job (Thanks for Asking) 2010

Among the potential changes to the credentialing system: tighter restrictions on who can receive daily press passes, such as those Mr. Guckert obtained, and a more active role by the WHCA in approving requests for credentials, which are now handed out solely by the White House Press Office, reporter Joe Strupp writes.

Weblogs 2007

As early as the 1970s, Strupp explained, "blockbusting" practices developed as FHA loans were used by banks to get owners to sell quick, with the banks then reselling the homes to minorities at inflated prices.

Congressional Hearing Looks into Wells Fargo Predatory Lending 2009

Oh man, this is hot: Joe Strupp pro­files our Poyn­ter peeps (Kelly McBride, Bob Steele, Kenny Irby and more) and dubs them the “Spe­cial Ethics Unit.”

Law & Order: Special Ethics Unit « Snarkmarket 2006

Also: Considering the event has been on the Press Club home page for weeks, how can some blogger "first report" the event, as Strupp wrote.

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