Frank M. Denton

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  Frank Denton on 07/17/08 at 9:00 am Isthmus news editor Bill Lueders reports that in two years as editor of the Wisconsin State Journal, Frank Denton has pushed the paper to become more aggressive and less predictable. "Who would have guessed Madison's staid morning daily would run a Mother's Day story about lesbian moms? Lueders writes. Denton's other initiatives include shorter lead stories, tighter organization of news sections, an emphasis on localizing national wire-service stories, more features and greater coverage of science and health. Not all of the changes Denton has wrought have been popular with State Journal staffers. Some grumble that Denton's personnel moves have come at the expense of traditional coverage areas and damaged morale. Denton says his goal is to make the State Journal more readable, usable and compelling, with better coverage of the basics. "When four kids are killed in a car wreck," he says, "I want everybody in here busting their ass to get the best report. Denton leaves the State Journal in 2004 to become editor of the Tampa Tribune, but resigns 11 months later.

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  Frank M. Denton, Editor, Wisconsin State Journal, Madison
  
  Career: Denton has been editor of the Wisconsin State Journal in Madison for 12 years.During the previous 10 years, he held a variety of editing positions at the Detroit Free Press, culminating as assistant managing editor for news.Earlier in his 32-year career, he was a reporter for the Austin (Texas) American-Statesman, a Texas capitol news service, The Anniston (Ala.) Star and The Cincinnati Enquirer.He is a founding director of New Directions for News.
  
  ASNE activities: He joined ASNE in 1986.He has served on the Readership and Research and Future of Newspapers committees and is ASNE's representative on the NAA Marketing Committee.He has chaired the Literacy Committee and will chair the Readership Issues Committee in 1998-99.He is a founding director of New Directions for News.

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  Frank Denton, editor of the State Journal, recently joined 11 other American editors on a two-week fact-finding visit to Indonesia.

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  · Frank Denton, interim editor, The Florida-Times-Union
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  · Frank Denton, interim editor, The Florida-Times-Union

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  The editor, Frank Denton, wants to see more.

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  Frank M. Denton, editor, Wisconsin State Journal, Madison

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  Frank M. Denton, editor, Wisconsin State Journal

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  It's "helping the public find the solutions to problems," according to Frank Denton, editor of the Wisconsin State Journal in Madison, Wisconsin, a paper that has been deeply involved in the practice of public journalism.

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  Published on: 6/6/2008    Last Visited: 6/6/2008  

  An Interview with Frank Denton, a co-author of The Learning Newsroom
  
  Frank Denton is vice president for journalism at Morris Communications, a Georgia-based media and newspaper company.Previously, he was an editor at the Tampa Tribune.
  
  In 2003, Denton was one of the lead authors for "The Learning Newsroom," a wide-ranging study published by the American Society for Newspaper Editors about the state of newsroom training and the need to do more to prepare journalists for a rapidly changing environment.
  
  Deputy project manager Erin Ehsani spoke with Denton about that report and what it could tell us about learning and teaching in a new newsroom.

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  Brian Cooper, executive editor, Telegraph Herald, Dubuque, Iowa; Susan C. Deans, editor, The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C.; Frank Denton, editor, Wisconsin State Journal, Madison, Wis.; and Karen Baker, senior editor, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.

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