“What is it like to work at a small-market local newspaper in the United States?” That’s the question at the core of this new research report, which seeks to capture the experiences of local journalists and people working at local newspapers across the country. more

And it's now by far the most powerful, flexible, feature rich mobile publishing platform on the market for live news, digital editions, podcasts, video and loads more. more

Stephanie Woody has been named group publisher for The Gainesville Times, Forsyth County News and Dawson County News, all owned by Metro Market Media based in Gainesville, Georgia. more

Lee Enterprises has been quietly laying off dozens of employees across its local papers and at the corporate level as it continues to cut costs following the unsolicited takeover bid from hedge fund Alden Global Capital, sources tell Axios. more

Prior to being named education editor, Eric Stirgus was the newspaper’s higher education reporter. more

Most media publishers do not offer dynamic digital campaigns to their local advertisers. Several factors are to blame, but the bottom line is time and expense. Dynamic creative requires not only design but also development-integrating product feeds. Then there is the task of tying in performance metrics with advertiser reports. And reports are what it’s all about! DataBanner is a great solution. more

Local publishers in Europe and North America are increasingly using automation to cover junior sports leagues, as part of a strategy to build engagement in local sports communities. more

Adroitsquare is making a whitepaper and a cost analysis tool available to facilitate “doing the math” to determine existing costs. Adroitsquare believes that information is power, so the cost analysis and comparison tools are available to anyone. more

The CEO of TikTok made a rare public appearance Thursday before a U.S. Congressional committee, where he faced a grilling on data security and user safety while he makes his own case for why the hugely popular video-sharing app shouldn’t be banned. more

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed a privacy bill that empowers residents to wield more control over data about themselves. more

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has hired acclaimed Georgia broadcaster Bill Nigut to co-host Politically Georgia alongside the AJC's award-winning team of Greg Bluestein, Patricia Murphy and new co-host, AJC Washington Correspondent, Tia Mitchell.  The show will expand to five days a week. more

September 20, 2023 - A day of AI-oriented events at the 13th Global Investigative Journalism Conference (#GIJC23) discussed how AI can help newsrooms do their jobs, how investigations have revealed the harmful impact of AI technology on communities — and how journalists should approach a topic often framed by narratives of either hype or despair. more

Lessons learned from a year of grantmaking to community-based news organizations ... more

Instead of offering different presses for different applications, Kodak's approach is to support a broader range of applications with a comparatively small number of presses and imprinting systems that use its cutting-edge KODAK Stream and KODAK ULTRASTREAM Continuous Inkjet Technologies. more

Mary Mayer joins the Star Tribune Media Company after spending the past five years at The Daily Beast building its subscription business from the ground up and leading the growth of all consumer products for the New York-based media company. more

Jeremy Gulban was trying to pause, after a spree of acquiring newspapers in small towns where Wall Street firms had milked their local papers dry. But he couldn’t resist the opportunity when Alden Global Capital closed a group of six Minnesota papers in late April. more

PJ Browning: Recipient of E&P magazine's Publisher of the Year Award more

Brian Colligan, an award-winning journalist with more than two decades of newspaper experience, has been named the opinion editor of The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk) and Daily Press in Newport News. more

The Texarkana Gazette is the latest newspaper published by WEHCO Media to begin a campaign to transform its newspaper experience more fully from print to digital, providing a free iPad to subscribers as part of the conversion. more

Bill Smith has been named president and director of local sales and marketing for the Free Lance-Star in Fredericksburg, Virginia, and the Culpeper Star-Exponent. He succeeds Dale Lachniet, who has been named vice president finance - corporate controller for Lee Enterprises. more