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Advanced technology enriches our lives in many different ways and it also relatively and closely affects the maritime industry. Since the IMO (International Maritime Organization)'s announcements about the regulations of ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and Information System), the challenges in marine software development have become more competitive and dynamic.
"Every development project starts with questions such as 'what,' 'why' and 'how.' At Jargoon we aim to provide high quality solutions to our clients, with the most innovative features and functions. Although the market is unpredictable and changing quickly, we are fully aware of the constant must-have requirements for mariners and we know how we can provide those services effectively from our past experiences. When the enforcement of the new ECDIS regulations was released, we could foresee how many vessels will face difficulties to update or replace their existing on-board devices in order to comply with the law." Des Neill, managing director of Jargoon ltd., said.
"With all my experience as a previous Merchant Navy officer and IT specialist at presence, I wished to find solutions to those issues. This is how I have decided to work on the development project under the new brand name, Seall."
Neill continued, "Initially, our goal was to develop smart, innovative, and easy-to-use ECDIS for the mariner. While developing Seall ECDIS, we have established another business goal which is to develop a passage planning tool which can be simply integrated into the existing ECDIS to ensure the navigation tasks, accurate passage navigation and monitoring, and most importantly, safety at sea."
Jargoon, a former founder of Voyager chart management system has launched a new voyage planning software Seall Passage Planner.
Seall Passage Planner(SPP), unveiled in July 2013, is a modern technology based application for passage planning. The passage planning tool has been elaborately designed and developed to provide utmost usability, compatibility, and effectiveness for the mariner by delivering a number of special features along with common features found in existing products.
SPP has been developed bearing the needs of the mariner in mind; it ticks all the boxes of requirements and compliance for voyager planning and complete the simple management tasks in the most effective way. Seamless chart loading and a built-in 'Chart library' will help manage and organize data more effectively.
Planning on up-to-date electronic charts is essential to ensure safety at sea. SPP keeps your electronic charts and the AIO (Admiralty Information Overlay) fully up to date using the advanced 'Automatic ENC updating tool'. This feature will enhance the preparation process with its built-in 'Checklist' prior to setting voyage. The checklist is found on the planning & appraisal phase and is based on IMO regulations and is designed to help mariners to comply with the regulated guidelines before and during the voyage. Users can monitor the plan directly from your hardware or print it out if you prefer to a paper report.
Apart from these primary functions outlined above, Seall Passage Planner provides distinct special features which differ from other passage planning tools.
One of the most noticeable features of SPP is AIO integration. This feature allows users to display AIO layers on top of AVCS (Admiralty Vector Chart Service) which automates route validation against AIO detected intersections and AIO detecting proximity. When a notice is crossed by a route leg or a route passes within a configurable proximity limit of a notice, a danger highlight annotation and proximity warning will be presented accordingly in the plan. Users can also view or print paper base reports which list intersections and proximity alerts with the notice and affected AVCS cells. Plus, Seall Passage Planner is compatible with touch screen function which will optimize the environment and maximize the user experience. Touch screen driven feature will enable users to create routes, navigate charts, operate and manage of all your navigational tasks with a rich set of navigation tools using touch gestures.
Lastly but not least, Seall Passage Planner supports No SENC format. It means that SPP can display AVCS, PRIMAR and NOAA simultaneously without converting them from the S-57 exchange sets. With this feature, users can increase efficiency of their existing ENCs and save cost by utilizing multiple complete data sets.
Neill continued, "Seall Passage Planner is a great solution to existing ECDIS which doesn't support passage planning & management tool as our product can be simply integrated seamlessly to any ECDIS. It means that there is no need to replace their current device but enhance their existing system by integrating additional functions into it. For that reason, SPP will be a great problem-solver to whatever and wherever the problems are, and we strongly believe that it will make huge changes into the future market"
Seall Passage Planner was launched in November, and the free trial is now available for download.
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Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems (MHPS) has received an order from ENEA Wytwarzanie S.A., a power producer in Poland, for two sets of selective catalytic reduction
Based on its recent analysis of the Latin American contact center outsourcing services market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Teleperformance with the 2014 Latin America
Key areas of concern for seafarer safety and security in both marine and offshore operations have triggered the release of six new and one supplementary titles
Three tugs of Fairmount Marine have towed the brand new FPSO Petrojarl Knarr from South Korea to Norway in just 61 days. Petrojarl Knarr, one of world's largest
Transas Marine introduced new software solutions for voyage planning and fleet management at SMM 2014 as a step towards becoming the forerunner in the development of e-Navigation technologies.
The engineering and technology group SENER has brought together its Quality, Environment and Safety divisions into one unified Department. The move aims to reorganize
Electromagnetic Geoservices ASA (EMGS) announced an agreement from Statoil Petroleum AS for the Norwegian Sea. EMGS has now received a new contract from another oil and gas company worth USD 1.


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Democracy Now! has closely followed the U.S.-led attacks and occupation of Iraq over the years.
As the White House Moves to Develop a New Generation of Nuclear Weapons, Dr. Helen Caldicott Speaks on Nuclear Proliferation and the Invasion of IraqThe Senate voted Tuesday to repeal a 10-year-old ban on research and development of low yield nuclear weapons or mini-nukesMay 22, 2003 | Story
New York Times Reporter, Chris Hedges was Booed off the Stage and had his Microphone Cut Twice as he Delivered a Graduation Speech on War and Empire at Rockford College in Illinois."As I looked out on the crowd, I was witnessing things I had witnessed in the Plaza de Mayo in Argentina or in squares in Belgrade… it breaks my heart when I see it in my country."May 21, 2003 | Story
Alexander Cockburn asks what about the coverage of Wen Ho Lee and the U.S. invasion of Iraq? He is joined by Danny Schechter in our studio.May 21, 2003 | Story
In an Exclusive U.S. Interview, Democracy Now! Talks with the Widow of the Al Jazeera Journalist Who Died When U.S. Forces Shelled His Office in Baghdad"Look at the American Dream and how it was Implemented Here: We Lost Our Happiness, We Lost Our Lives, We Lost Our Liberty," says Dima Tahboub who is suing Iraq war commander General Tommy Franks for war crimes.May 20, 2003 | Story
U.S. Bombing of Basra Kills One Iraqi Boy and Wounds His Brother. Their Mother, Umm Haider, Speaks About Her Family?s Plight.In January 1999, a U.S. cruise missile smashed into a Basra neighborhood in southern Iraq killing 6-year old Haider and spraying his brother, Mostafa, with shrapnel.May 20, 2003 | Story
Who, What, When, Where, How? Did the U.S. Media Follow the Basic Rules of Journalism, or did they "Follow the Flag"?Journalism professor Robert Jensen argues the U.S. media would fail Journalism 101May 20, 2003 | Story
"This is not American Troops Going After Saddam's Folks. This is Violence in the Streets and it's Out of Control."John Alpert and Sharif Abdel Kouddous join us in our studio to discuss their recent visit to Baghdad.May 20, 2003 | Story
A discussion with the Christian Science Monitor's Scott Peterson, who visited four randomly chosen sites in Baghdad and reports that while women and children haven't been warned, US troops have orders to avoid the sites.May 16, 2003 | Story
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Thanks to the many people who sent me ideas for historical material to discuss on my NYT columns. There were many I couldn't use, but in two cases, I was able to suggest how the researcher could do his or her own op ed on the topic. One of those has been published and another is in the works. Meanwhile I will have my first guest column in this Sunday's NYT and was able to work in some material from Susan Matt's recent book on Homesickness.
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Former employer backs lesbian in N.Y. suit
BY Advocate.com Editors
May 22 2003 12:00 AM ET
In an unusual move, the former employer of a lesbian who was denied unemployment benefits after she left her job in Rochester, N.Y., to relocate with her life partner filed a brief today in support of her American Civil Liberties Union lawsuit against the state for equal treatment of same-sex couples. "Jeanne Newland was a model employee, and her relationship was treated by her supervisors and colleagues at Element K with the same respect and welcoming attitude it has toward any other employee's family members," said Lance D'Amico, vice president of Element K, the educational technology company Newland worked for until leaving Rochester. D'Amico added, "We simply feel she deserves the same treatment from the department of labor that any other person gets when forced to relocate with a spouse."
The state of New York has a history of recognizing the significance of long-term relationships between partners who aren't married, the ACLU says. More than 10 years ago, the highest court in the state found such relationships to be deserving of protection under New York City's housing regulations. More recently Gov. George Pataki signed an executive order granting crime-victim benefits to same-sex partners of September 11 victims, and shortly thereafter the New York State Crime Victims Board extended similar recognition to all surviving same-sex partners of crime victims.
"New York State has made great strides in recognizing same-sex relationships, but this is classic discrimination," said ACLU attorney Romana Mancini, who represents Newland. "Jeanne Newland's former employer clearly thinks she deserves these benefits, but the state is denying them because she's a lesbian. The state treats same-sex couples with the equality and understanding they deserve in other contexts, and it should do so here too."
Newland worked as a technical support representative for Element K for a year before moving in November 2000 to be with her partner, who had taken a higher-paying job in Virginia. After the couple moved, Newland looked aggressively for employment but had no luck. After nine months of
searching, she was urged by the local unemployment office to file for benefits from the state of New York, which regularly grants such benefits to married couples and occasionally to engaged couples. When Newland applied for benefits, however, she was denied because she is not married to her
The ACLU's Lesbian and Gay Rights Project began its appeal on Newland's behalf over a year ago, but so far the denial of benefits has been upheld. In its current appeal, the ACLU argues that the New York department of labor unnecessarily imposed a marriage requirement in violation of state case law and public policy.
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Last weekend a local shop had a Pin Up Night event. I wear vintage/vintage repo daily so I used this as a good time to go all out. It was a lot of fun to see everyone in the pinup inspired clothing.
The night was featuring a friend of mine JJ DeVour, a pin up model. She was selling and signing some of her beautiful prints. I have seen a lot of work but it was fun to see some photos I hadn't seen before. She is such a beautiful model and also a very sweet lady.
Music was provided by some Happyland Music Alliance (the business my family and some friends started) bands. Ash & Ange opened, they were wonderful. Pandamonium then played and everyone really enjoyed them.
After the party we headed over to a local bar. It was a lot of fun and kind of funny to see people's faces when a lot of people dressed in pin up showed up. It was also nice to have a night were I wasn't the only person wearing vintage inspired clothing. Plus my husband bought me a new outfit for the party, that's always a good thing!
What I Wore
Navy Floral DressDress: LeBomb Shop
Black Petticoat: ModCloth
Navy Cardigan: New York & Company (not available anymore)
Pearl Necklace & Earrings: Gifts from my husband
Navy Pumps (not pictured): ModCloth
Seamed Stockings (not pictured): ModCloth (not available anymore)
Blue Purse (not pictured): Vintage from Etsy
Many of these items come from Etsy.com, one of my favorite places to shop for eco-friendly decor items. Simply search for terms like "eco-friendly fall decor", "eco-friendly halloween decor", "recycled fall decor", and so on. Also be sure to check your local thrift stores for used decor items.
*This post contains affiliate links. I was not paid for this post and all thoughts are my own*
Leaf Ornaments, $42, UncommonGoods
Book Pages Pumpkin, $15, AnthologyOnMain
Upcycled Autumn Dish Towel, $26, Two Girls Laughing
Fall Scented Soy Candle, $23.99, Abe's Market
Reclaimed Wood Pumpkin, $25, TheWoodpeckersShed
Artisanal Orange Herbal and Berry Wreath, $76, Bambeco
LED Halloween Lights, $13.93, Amazon
*Note: Lights contain lead, keep away from children and wash hands after handling*
Halloween Paper Straws, $12.11, Amazon
You can also find some cute items on Zulily for amazing deals right now. They have some neat LED decoration.
Do you decorate for fall? If so, what are some of your favorite decor items or places to shop for fall decor? Share in the comments below or join the conversation on Facebook.]]>
The other night I was making German sausage with onions and spaetzle, and wanted a German inspired dessert that was easy and not very heavy. Black Forest Cake is a great German dessert but not easy or light, so I made a blended coffee version.
Makes 3-4 servings
Mix all of the ingredients, other than the whipped cream and cherries, in the blender until smooth. If desired, top with whipped cream and a cherry or two. And don't forget to serve it with a glass straw and in a cute glass.]]>
I'm currently working on purging my wardrobe. There are several reasons for this.
So far I have donated a large bag of item and have another good size box I'm working on. I've also started to buy some new items. I wish I could say they are all made in the US and organic but confession, they aren't. When possible they are and they are at least natural fibers.
You may guess because of the title of my blog that my style is vintage/vintage inspired. I have a real love of 40's-50's clothing. And I'm not talking pinup, though I love that as well, I mean more of a Donna Reed look. I love full skirts, cardigans, heels, ponytails with ribbons, pearls, and all that wonderful stuff.
Currently, as I build my new wardrobe my style is less extreme but slowly I'm working towards a very vintage looking wardrobe. It's amazing for one's self esteem to only own clothes that fit properly and that you feel good in. I don't want to hold on to clothes that don't fit or that I don't like anymore.
I believe it's a good idea to take a look at your wardrobe every once in awhile and decide if it's really still working for your body, life, and style. Of course most of us, myself included, can't just go buy a new wardrobe all at once. However, slowly buying new pieces that you can work into what you currently own is a great way to get started.
I've been working on a list of items I want to have in my new wardrobe. I thought I'd share the list in case anyone would find it interesting. While many items only work for my vintage inspired wardrobe, many are classics and are good for any style. And I figure if you are reading this blog you may be interested in a vintage inspired wardrobe as well.
Circle Skirt- Circle skirts are one of my vintage favorites. They are beautiful and comfortable.
Pencil Skirt- While I love circle skirts more than pencil skirts, pencil skirts are a wardrobe staple. One in a neutral color can add a lot to your wardrobe, vintage or not.
Shirtwaist Dress- These dresses are a great choice for a casual outfit. No trying to find things that match, just throw on the dress and add a few accessories and you are ready to go.
Cocktail Dress- While not for everyday wear, a cocktail dress is a must. Since you likely don't need as many cocktail dresses as other pieces going with one that will work for multiple occasions is important. A classic black dress is a good place to start.
High-Waisted Pants- Low rise pants are often very unflattering for those of us with extra pounds or that are curvy. I know I feel like I'm always having to pull up my low rise jeans to make sure nothing that shouldn't be showing is showing. High-waisted pants are not only very vintage, they are flattering!
Wide Leg Pants- This goes with the above but is a very 40's look.
Cardigan- Those that know me know that I LOVE my cardigans. You can wear a simple top and jeans and just add a cardigan, cute shoes, and look very put together. I have cardigans in all sleeve lengths so I can wear them all year. My first vintage clothing item was a black cardigan, very fitting for me.
Fitted Sweater- Fitted sweaters are great with skirts or pants.
Petticoat/Crinoline- A petticoat or crinoline is a must for full skirts.
Slips- Many vintage and vintage inspired dresses and skirts are unlined and need a slip. They are also helpful if you are wearing wool or other items that could be a bit itchy. Full skirts also can be blown up by the wind and a slip adds a bit of protection. It can also mean less washing of your dry clean only and hand wash items.
Heels- Heels can make any outfit look better. I get the most complements on my outfits when I'm wearing heels. If you aren't very comfortable with heels try kitten heels. They are my favorite for times when I will be doing a lot of walking. Wedges are also easy to walk in.
Accessories- Accessories can take a classic piece and make it look more vintage. Pearls (they don't have to be real), sweater clips, gloves, bangles, brooches, cute handbags, and hats can all make an outfit.
Red Lipstick- I'm still looking for the perfect natural red lipstick. Finding the perfect shade for you is a vintage wardrobe essential. Red lipstick takes very little effort but will make you look more put together.
These are the things I have found in my research to be the most essential vintage inspired wardrobe items. What are your essential wardrobe items, vintage inspired or not?]]>
So that I can enjoy the holiday as much as possible I try to start planning very early. I wanted to plan started a few months ago but I've just been so busy. I'm determined to start now! And I may be listening to my Spotify Christmas playlist right now, because why not?!
The first thing I do when planning is get my planner set up. I started using this last year and really like it, it takes out a lot of the stress. I just use free printables which I put in my household binder.
I had already printed out some of the printables after last year but I found more to add this year and printed them the other day. Here is what I keep in my Christmas planner.
These are some of the printables I've found the most useful but you can find even more on my Christmas Planner Pinterest board. I will likely add even more now through Christmas.
I'm also starting to look for gifts, new decor, and hoping to start making some gifts. I really hope to have most things done by the end of October so I can just enjoy the season.
Do you plan for Christmas very early? If so, how early? Do you have a Christmas planner? I'd love to hear what is in your's if you do.]]>


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Ralph E. Luker - 12/14/2004
Jonathan, I don't know where Lauck's blog was hosted. It had a typepad address. You may enjoy Eschaton. I found the relentless fundraising, the profanity, the intellectual vacuity pretty dreadful and it's pretty clear that Atrios wanted out of higher ed because that's not where his heart was and his students could tell it. Even when he had an academic appointment, Atrios was constantly complaining of poverty, but so what else is new?
Jonathan Rees - 12/14/2004
Or it could be that Black was making lots and lots of money on ads. I've been reading Eschaton since the Trent Lott thing a few years back and I'm almost certain that his is the first blog I ever saw with ads on it. Even before that you could buy him stuff on his Amazon.com wish list while he was still anonymous. His readers even bought him a new laptop at one point.
While this may be tacky, Atrios/Black wasn't fooling anybody. He is hosted on Blogspot and he has a following because he is an interesting and entertaining writer, not because he was an academic. Where was Lauck's blog hosted, by the way?
Ralph E. Luker - 12/14/2004
Adam, I don't think anyone could read either Duncan Black/Atrios or Lauck and mistake them to be impartial observers of current American politics. But as David Adesnik pointed out, it changes things if you know that the partisanship is subsidized -- if you know that the advocate is being paid to advocate. And, it changes things, even if Volokh claims that there's no legal obligation to disclose. Somehow, I think Black was eventually a little cleaner because he left his academic appointment, came out of his pseudonymous closet, and disclosed his reliance on Media Matters for a living. It _could_ be that Atrios did those things because a) his students thought he was a lousy teacher (look up his evals); and/or he consulted an attorney in the fierce exchange over his pseudonymity and was advised to do so.
Adam Kotsko - 12/14/2004
One of the points of confusion that in the stories Atrios posted about his failure to disclose his employer is that someone apparently felt that Atrios was trying to pass himself off as objective. Can anyone have really believed that that was the case?
Robert KC Johnson - 12/14/2004
I regularly read the blog, since I know Lauck's academic work. Though I supported Daschle in the race and it was clear that Lauck backed Thune, there's a big difference between reading what's purported to be a pro-Thune blog written by an academic and what actually was a Thune campaign p.r. vehicle.
Ralph E. Luker - 12/14/2004
There was no advertising on the blog; nor was there notice on it that it was subsidized by the Thune campaign. Professor Lauck was an adviser to the Thune campaign and was being paid to promote a cause he already believed in -- as was Duncan Black at Eschaton. Black had already left his academic position. Lauck had not.
John H. Lederer - 12/14/2004
what the terms of the "subsidy" were?
Were they paid for advertising on the blog? If so the New York Times was subsidized by the White house.
For doing something not directly involving the blog? In between in ethical considerations.
For presenting a particular viewpoint? Ugly.
Regardless..I too am disappointed not to know of the payments from the author.
However,fwiw, as I recall the blog (dimly), it was not one highly dependent on the reputation of the author.
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Serie A roundup: Napoli keeps pace with Roma, Verona continues to surprise
Oct 6, 2013, 2:18 PM EDT
It's time to take our weekly look around the Italian league.
Napoli 4-0 Livorno
Yesterday, we saw Roma blast Inter to continue their unprecedented start to the season. Today, it was Napoli's turn to keep pace.
Four different players scored goals as Rafa Benitez's squad continues to fly through Serie A. Jose Callejon, Goran Pandev, Gokhan Inler, and Marek Hamsik all got on the scoresheet, and the Azzurri bounced back from their midweek Champions League failure against Arsenal.
Even with Gonzalo Higuian and Raul Albiol injured, they roll on and head into the international break unsure whether their blockbuster matchup with Roma on October 19 will even take place. It could be postponed or moved to Naples due to a major demonstration due to take place in Rome that day.
Bologna 1-4 Hellas Verona
Verona continue to shock the Italian soccer world as the newly-promoted club claimed their first away win of the season by demolishing Bologna wire to wire.
The win sends Verona to fifth in the table with 13 points from seven matches, including four wins. Four different players scored for the visitors meaning now four players on the squad have at least three goals on the season. The result sends winless Bologna down to 19th.
Parma 3-1 Sassuolo
Parma lost a man early on a questionable penalty decision that saw goalkeeper Antonio Mirante sent off, but they rebounded with fantastic play from Antonio Cassano to win 3-1.
Mirante's red-card challenge just before halftime saw Sassuolo level the score at the break, but Cassano's goal and two assists were too much for the newly promoted side.
Udinese 2-0 Cagliari
The home side preserved their fortress, as Francesco Guidolin's squad kept their undefeated home streak alive and moved to the top half of the table. Antonio Di Natale and Danilo were the two on the scoresheet.
Udinese hasn't lost at home since September 2012. Despite this, they only progress to eighth in the table thanks to having lost every game on the road so far.
Cagliari now remain in 14th place as they have not won in six games, and have not grabbed three points on the road since February.
Sampdoria 2-2 Torino
Torino will be leaving Genoa with their heads hung low as they saw a lead evaporate at the last moment to share points with winless Sampdoria.
Eder Citadin won a penalty just seconds before the final whistle and took the responsibility himself cooly. It's been a rough few weeks for Torino, with this result on the heels of their tough 1-0 loss to Juventus in the Turin derby.
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Catania ruined their own fortunes as an own goal at the end handed Genoa a point and erased two of Catania's own. Nicola Legrottaglie headed the ball into his own net just three minutes before full time.
It's a surprising start to Gian Piero Gasperini's coaching stint at Genoa, after he replaced Fabio Liverani who was sacked after a loss to Napoli last week. Both sides now sit on just five points, just above the drop zone.
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Daily Democracy
Ryan Blethen discusses the press, media and democracy. Daily Democracy is part of the Democracy Papers, a series of articles, essays and editorial opinion examining threats to our freedoms of speech and the press.
May 1, 2008 3:33 PM
NAA's lobbying of Congress
Posted by Ryan Blethen
The Newspaper Association of America is lobbying Congress to reject a resolution that would scrap the new media cross-ownership rule adopted by the Federal Communications Commission last December. Why, you ask, would the association that represents newspapers be in favor of policy that undermines a diverse marketplace of ideas?
A simple answer really. Because of media consolidation. Most newspapers are now owned by large corporate chains. Those chains dominate many of the industry's organizations, especially NAA, which is the group for publishers.
The Seattle Times has not been a member of NAA for some years. The Times agrees with NAA on some issues, but we sharply diverge on media ownership.
I came across a letter from NAA's president and CEO John Sturm to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. The letter urges Reid, D-Nevada, to work against the "resolution of disapproval," which has been passed out of the Commerce Committee for a full vote in the Senate. The resolution was introduced by Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D. and has bipartisan support. The House's resolution was introduced by Reps. Jay Inslee, Bainbridge Island and Dave Reichert, R-Auburn.
I would be surprised if Reid or many Democrats in the Senate and House vote against the resolution. Democrats have been fairly solid against media consolidation since the FCC tried to rewrite the rules in favor of more consolidation under the immediate past chairman Michael Powell in 2003.
Republicans should look to Maine Senators Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins for leadership on this issue. Both have long supported the old cross-ownership rules, which ban a company from owning a newspaper and television station in the same market. Republicans should also take notice of the broad coalition opposed to lifting the cross-ownership ban, which includes the likes of many Christian broadcasters.
The letter, which can be found below, should be easy for Reid to ignore. The letter begins by stating that the media is nothing like it was in 1975 therefore the cross-ownership ban is outdated.
True, the media has changed since 1975. Sturm falters when he claims that new technological advances require the regulations to be eliminated. The press has been ravaged by consolidation since 1975. Because the shrinking of a multiple number of media voices we actually need more regulation and serious thought needs to be done on how to promote independent ownership.
Just because people can access news on everything from an iPhone to the old crinkly newspaper does not mean the media market is diversified. Technology has only multiplied the options for getting news not who is producing the news.
Sturm continues:
"Let's face it...it is difficult for newspapers to compete in a hypercompetitive media marketplace with one hand tied behind our backs while new media has the good fortune to flourish unencumbered by outdated regulations."
What encumbrances does a newspaper have? The government does not regulate newspapers. And newspapers are finding plenty of ways to innovate and reach new readers through the Internet. I do not see new media competition running out and buying TV stations. It seems only some of the largest newspaper companies that long ago got into TV want to keep using a model that has not worked. If cross-ownership of print and broadcast was such a good deal why are many of the companies that pushed the notion of "synergy" a decade ago struggling as much as the rest of the newspaper industry?
I could go on, but I won't. Read for yourself. Sturm's letter and an e-mail he sent out are below.
John F. Sturm President and CEO
April 28, 2008
The Honorable Harry Reid
Senate Majority Leader
S-221 Capitol Building
United States Senate
Washington, DC 20510
RE: Senate Joint Resolution 28 – FCC Order on Newspaper/Broadcast Cross-Ownership
Dear Majority Leader Reid:
In 1975, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) banned the joint-ownership of local newspapers and broadcast stations because local markets were once dominated by only a handful of newspapers and broadcast stations for news coverage. But those days are long gone. Just take a look at your satellite TV, read your favorite online blog, or open your cell phone to scan the news of the day to confirm this fact. Nothing about today's media landscape resembles 1975, yet S.J. Res. 28, a "Resolution of Disapproval" would re-instate a 1975 regulation on newspapers in a climate of unprecedented economic challenges for our industry.
The Newspaper Association of America (NAA) respectfully requests that you oppose this resolution.
With growing fragmentation in the media marketplace, there has been an undeniable decline in the prominence and economic performance of local daily newspapers. Unprecedented pressure on circulation and revenue is threatening newspapers' ability to cover local news and execute its historical watchdog function through investigative journalism. (See attached article from Advertising Age on the state of the newspaper industry.) Let's face it...it is difficult for newspapers to compete in a hypercompetitive media marketplace with one hand tied behind our backs while new media has the good fortune to flourish unencumbered by outdated regulations.
While the NAA and its members believe the current marketplace warrants full repeal of this cross-ownership ban, the FCC's December 2007 Order only relaxed the ban in the top 20 markets. In contrast, the FCC in 2003 attempted to relax the cross-ownership ban in the top 170 markets. Even in the top 20 markets the hurdle is high for the FCC to look favorably on a proposed combination: (1) the newspaper may own one TV station or one radio station - not both; (2) the television station cannot be ranked among the top 4 in the market; and (3) at least eight "major media voices" must remain in the market post-transaction. Outside these circumstances, there would be a presumption against cross-ownership.
This is hardly a regulatory formula that will lead to the type of rampant "media consolidation" that proponents of the resolution claim will occur under the FCC's rule.
The Honorable Harry Reid
April 28, 2008
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The FCC's rule change is in response to a congressional mandate in the Telecommunications Act of 1996 directing the agency to review all of its local broadcast ownership rules. The FCC is also responding to a Third Circuit Court of Appeals Order, setting aside the 2003 media ownership rules. While sending the 2003 rules back to the FCC, the Third Circuit agreed with the Commission that the 1975 prohibition on newspaper/broadcast cross-ownership was no longer in the public interest.
Proponents of S. J. Res. 28 are fighting a battle from the last war.
As you may remember, the FCC's 2003 Order would have changed all of the media ownership rules, including a controversial rule that would have raised the national network-affiliate ownership cap from 35 to 45 percent. After the National Association of Broadcasters ("NAB") and other organizations opposed this particular change in the media ownership rules, the Senate passed a "Resolution of Disapproval" to rescind all of the 2003 media ownership rules with many Senators citing the national ownership cap as the major reason why they supported the resolution. Congress eventually codified a national television ownership cap of 39 percent, which remains in effect today. (It should be noted that NAB shares NAA's view that the Senate should reject S.J. Res. 28.)
The circumstances surrounding the vote on S.J. Res. 28 are much different than the Senate vote in 2003. The FCC's December 2007 Order only changes one of the local media ownership rules - the newspaper broadcast cross-ownership prohibition - which is the only rule that has not been altered since the 1970's to reflect the changing composition of the media marketplace. The FCC's Order does not affect the national network-affiliate ownership cap or any of the other rules that were proposed in 2003. And, as described above, the FCC is making limited changes to the cross-ownership prohibition.
Majority Leader Reid, the media marketplace has changed since the 1970's as consumers have more media choices than ever before. It is also widely known that newspapers today are facing fierce competition which is threatening the health and viability of the industry. While the FCC's rule is not all that we wanted, it provides some relief that has the potential to help newspapers weather this current economic climate.
I respectfully request that you Vote No on S.J. Res. 28 - which, in effect, re-imposes a 1975 regulation on newspapers.
Cc: NAA Members in Nevada
John F. Sturm
President and CEO
April 29, 2008
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Legislative Alert - Action Needed
Senate Resolution to Stop Newspaper Deregulation
Dear Publisher:
In the coming days, the United States Senate will consider Senate Joint Resolution 28, a resolution to rescind the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) December 18, 2007 Order relaxing the 1975 prohibition on newspaper/broadcast cross-ownership in the same market.
For 33 years, local newspapers have been forced on the sidelines while national companies located outside of a community have been able to buy television or radio stations. Now that the FCC has provided a minor loosening of this outdated prohibition, some Senators want to overturn this modest rule change.
Please contact your Senators today to ask them to oppose S.J. Res. 28 when it comes up for a vote this week or early next week. The Capitol Switchboard is (202) 224-3121.
Claims that the FCC's new rule will lead to massive media consolidation are not supported by the facts. The FCC's new rule would reverse the prohibition and allow a newspaper to buy one television or one radio station - not both - but only in the top 20 markets, if certain challenging conditions are met. In smaller markets, a newspaper could reverse a presumption against cross-ownership if it is applying to buy a television or radio station that does not produce local news and the newspaper commits to producing at least 7 hours of local news programming a week. This is clearly in the public interest. More details on the new rule are described in the attached sample letter sent to all senators yesterday.
While NAA would have preferred a complete repeal of the newspaper/broadcast cross-ownership prohibition, we believe a modest amount of regulatory relief is better than none. As you know through competition in your own market, there has been an explosion of media sources of news and information over the last three decades, and threats to newspaper revenues seem to be coming from every direction. In this environment, it is incomprehensible that newspapers should continue to be shackled by a 1970's prohibition in today's hypercompetitive media marketplace.
We appreciate your help in encouraging your Senators to oppose S.J. Res. 28. Thanks for reading.
Cc: Executive Directors, State and Regional Press Associations
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