Ken Shelby

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  www.gannett.com/news/pressrelease/2006/pr092506.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/25/2006    Last Visited: 10/29/2007  

  Ken Shelby named group publisher of two Gannett newspapers in Ohio
  
  McLEAN, VA - Ken Shelby has been named group publisher of the Zanesville Times Recorder and the Coshocton Tribune, both in Ohio.
  
  "Ken is an accomplished manager, who worked his way up to this job through the pressroom and production, giving him a terrific perspective," said Sue Clark-Johnson, president of Gannett's Newspaper Division.
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  Shelby joined Gannett in 1995 at the Newspaper Network of Central Ohio (NNCO) as the manager of the Newark, OH, press facility.He became vice president of production for the NNCO and was responsible for printing plants in Newark, Mansfield, Chillicothe and Fremont.
  
  Under his leadership, the NNCO became the first newspaper group in the country to fully adopt pagination and computer-to-plate technologies.
  
  He began his career in the pressroom of the Dallas (TX) Times Herald, where he eventually became assistant production director.He also worked at Harte Hanks in Boston.
  
  Shelby has served on the Newspaper Association of America (NAA) Color Reproduction Task Force and is a member of the Technology Committee.He won Gannett's President Ring for Excellence in Production for his work in 2005.

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  Published on: 9/10/2008    Last Visited: 9/10/2008  

  Publisher Ken Shelby was promoted to vice president of operations for the Newspaper Network of Central Ohio, the Gannett Co.Inc. subsidiary that owns the Tribune and coshoctontribune.com.
  
  Shelby, 52, will oversee production, information technology and circulation operations for all 10 of NNCO's daily newspapers and the Advertiser network of weekly newspapers.

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  , Kenneth Shelby, publisher

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  Ken Shelby, Publisher (740) 452-4561.

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  ZANESVILLE, Ohio Ken Shelby, former vice president of production for the Newspaper Network of Central Ohio, has been named president and publisher of the Zanesville Times Recorder and the Coshocton Tribune.ZANESVILLE, Ohio (AP) -- A former vice president of production for the Newspaper Network of Central Ohio has been named president and publisher of the Zanesville Times Recorder and the Coshocton Tribune.

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  Ken ShelbyThomson Newspapers Inc.

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  Ken Shelby has been named group publisher of the Gannett-owned Ohio newspapers Zanesville Times Recorder and Coshocton Tribune.

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  Ken Shelby named group publisher of two Gannett newspapers in Ohio

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  Ken Shelby , Publisher(740) 622-1122
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  Ken Shelby, Publisher(740) 452-4561

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  Gannett Names Shelby to Publisher Post: Financial News... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/25/2006    Last Visited: 9/25/2006  

  Gannett Names Shelby to Publisher PostMonday September 25, 10:55 am ET
  
  Gannett Names Ken Shelby As Group Publisher of Two Ohio Newspapers
  
  McLEAN, Va. (AP) -- Newspaper publisher Gannett Co. on Monday named Ken Shelby as group publisher of two Ohio newspapers, the Zanesville Times Recorder and the Coshocton Tribune.
  
  Shelby, 50, joined Gannett in 1995 as manager of the Newark, Ohio press facility at the Newspaper Network of Central Ohio.He served as vice president of production for the network, where he was responsible for print plants in Newark, Mansfield, Chillicothe and Fremont.

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