John Yemma of Christian Science Monitor will be talking at the World Editors Forum online discussion tomorrow, Tuesday, at 2pm London time,
it was stopping its print edition. In tomorrow's digital seminar Yemma will talk about managing the newsroom through the transition, the paper's new workflow model and content management systems.
The title will still make a loss, however, though the move online is expected to cut the annual losses of $18.9m to $10.5m by 2013.
The new concept is expected to be rolled out across more daily papers in the US as the recession takes hold.
while the company's flagship title, the San Francisco Chronicle, is also under threat.
Elsewhere numerous US newspapers are slashing staff, including the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times and New Jersey's The Star-Ledger, which is making about 40% of its newsroom staff redundant.
John Yemma's hour-long webinar will take place on Tueday, March 24, from 2pm. Registration and access can be found at
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