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Topic: Maariv

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October 10, 2012
11:52 am

Maariv workers held a strike outside the newspaper's office building on Tuesday, but still managed to put the paper to bed (photo credit: Roni Schutzer/Flash90)

Haaretz publisher interested in Maariv

From the web Globes: Amos Schocken mostly interested in Hebrew daily’s subscriber base; other offers are reportedly on the table

October 5, 2012
1:06 pm

Which citizenship is better? More Druze residents are applying for Israeli citizenship. A Druze resident of the Golan Heights looks out onto Syria in July 2012 (photo credit: Tsafrir Abayov/Flash90)

Whatever happened to our election debates?

Israel reacts to the first US presidential face-off, the PM-DM spat gets serious, and we get some new citizens

By Yossi Nachemi

October 4, 2012
11:20 am

Newspaper troubles: Haaretz went on a 1-day strike, while Maariv workers protest outside the Prime Minister's Residence. The sign reads 'insulting' -- a play on words of the newspaper Maariv. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Turkey attacks, while Barak plays defense

Name-calling, a mysterious explosion and protests in Tehran make for a pretty interesting day — and all that without Israel’s oldest newspaper

By Yossi Nachemi

October 4, 2012
12:58 am

Haaretz newspaper (photo credit: Photo by Olivier Fitoussi/Flash90)

Haaretz staff withhold Thursday edition in dispute over 100 layoffs

Publisher Amos Schocken says firings are unavoidable to save newspaper from closure

By Philip Podolsky

September 21, 2012
5:43 pm

Demonstrators in Tel Aviv express their rage at the Maariv newspaper’s impending closure and the possibility that many will not receive full compensation from the company. (photo credit: Roni Schutzer/Flash90)

Goodnight Maariv, and good evening Netanyahu

One of Israel’s oldest papers may be nearing its demise, and the prime minister is forced to cut back on a free dinner

By Ilan Ben Zion

September 20, 2012
11:44 pm

Demonstrators block Tel Aviv junction Tuesday expressing their rage at the Maariv newspaper’s impending closure and the possibility that many will not receive full severance packages (photo credit: Roni Schutzer/Flash90)

After sale, Maariv employees escalate protest against imminent layoffs

Rallying employees say they will go on strike and vow not to publish newspaper next Tuesday

By Philip Podolsky

September 20, 2012
9:47 am

A clipping from the September 20, 2012, edition of Maariv in which the paper says it will no longer display the names and images of Israeli ministers

Maariv to ‘boycott’ ministers’ pics

Angered at lack of governmental support in time of need, paper will ignore parliamentarians until further notice

By Asher Zeiger and Times of Israel staff

September 20, 2012
7:38 am

Israel's main newspapers. (photo credit: Olivier Fitoussi/Flash90)

Maariv board approves paper’s sale to right-leaning publisher

Decision comes amid escalating protest measures from Hebrew daily’s workers, who stand to lose their jobs without full compensation

By Times of Israel staff

September 11, 2012
9:59 am

Maariv workers burn tires outside offices, Haaretz employees begin open-ended strike

Two major Israeli newspapers face financial crises

By Gabe Fisher

September 10, 2012
2:30 pm

The vehicle involved in Sunday's hit-and-run in which Lior Farhi was killed. (photo credit: Yossi Zeliger/Flash90)

Car trouble

From fatal crashes to hit and runs and problems ramming security checkpoints, today’s papers prove it might just be better to take the helicopter

By Joshua Davidovich

September 9, 2012
9:02 am

Maariv reports the death of Osama Bin Laden on May 3, 2011 (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Ma’ariv sold for NIS 85 million to Makor Rishon publisher

Move promises to shake up Hebrew newspaper industry

By Gabe Fisher

September 8, 2012
1:00 am

Makor Rishon owner in talks to buy Maariv

From the web Globes: Tabloid facing financial hardships may be sold to right wing publisher who looks keen on expanding media holdings

August 4, 2012
4:20 am

An Israel Hayom deliveryman hands out free copies to passersby in Jerusalem (photo credit: flash90)

Israel Hayom mulls purchase of Maariv’s printing house

From the web Globes: Move may spell big changes for Israel’s print media

July 17, 2012
8:24 am

Maariv considering cutting daily edition, selling printing press

From the web Haaretz: Venerable Herbew daily Maariv pondering drastic changes in the face of revenue shortfall

July 16, 2012
9:07 pm

Ma’ariv to reportedly abandon daily print edition

Newspaper will go online-only, with expanded Friday print edition

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