If It Ain't Broke, Break It - Stephens, Donna Lampkin
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The Arkansas Gazette, under the ownership of the Heiskell/Patterson family, was one of the most honoured newspapers of twentieth-century American journalism. But wounds from a fierce newspaper war against another local owner combined with changing economic realities, led to the family's decision to sell to the Gannett Corporation in 1986. Whereas the Heiskell/Patterson family had been committed to quality journalism, Gannett was focused on the bottom line.

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The Arkansas Gazette, under the ownership of the Heiskell/Patterson family, was one of the most honoured newspapers of twentieth-century American journalism. But wounds from a fierce newspaper war against another local owner combined with changing economic realities, led to the family's decision to sell to the Gannett Corporation in 1986. Whereas the Heiskell/Patterson family had been committed to quality journalism, Gannett was focused on the bottom line.
Autorenporträt
Donna Lampkin Stephens worked at the Arkansas Gazette for six years, leaving when the company closed. She is now professor of journalism at the University of Central Arkansas and the producer of the films The Old Gray Lady: Arkansas's First Newspaper and The Crisis Mr. Faubus Made: The Role of the Arkansas Gazette in the Central High Crisis.