You may collect information about who reporters are including in their stories and how representative that data is of your community, and then make changes based on what you learn. It’s a process and a cultural muscle that needs to be exercised. more

A change in the ownership of a longstanding paper mill through acquisition has resulted in PAGE adding a new preferred partner, Thunder Bay Pulp & Paper.  PAGE also recently announced a significant addition to its partner roster, with Gannett Supply Corporation (GSC) joining.  more

Measuring the impact of stories distributed on a newswire is a challenging problem to solve. Here Stacker provided a walk-through of its development process for its Newswire Analytics Platform. more

According to the latest Borrell Associates survey, non-digital marketing formats suffered an alarming 8% drop last year, while digital surged with a  6% increase. Obviously, it’s vitally important to retain and insulate your revenue tied to core products with your media company. So how can you safeguard your success?  more

Tom Mayer, editor of CNHI’s Alabama newspapers, including The Cullman Times, The News Courier in Athens and St. Clair News-Aegis in Pell City, has been named general manager-editor of the group. more

SCS is excited to announce the hiring of Winter Goodman as an applications developer and Ryan Johnson as a sales and marketing analyst. In addition, SCS is also thrilled to continue its Summer Internship program with three returning interns and two new interns. more

The executive director of the Missouri Press Association was elected president of Newspaper Association Managers, Inc. (NAM), during the group's 100th Annual Summer Conference Aug. 4 in Denver, the city where the organization was founded in 1923. more

Robert Giles, 90, a former editor and publisher of The Detroit News, died Monday, Aug. 7, after battling metastatic melanoma. more

This five-step plan is designed to help newsrooms identify which tech opportunities are worth their time and resources. more

The American Press Institute is now accepting applications from local and community-based news organizations throughout the United States to kickstart initiatives to strengthen civic discourse in their community. more

Read this interview with Robin Kwong, New Formats editor at The Wall Street Journal and author of a new guide on newsroom project management. more

Devon Stout, general manager-circulation director of The Meadville (Pennsylvania) Tribune, has been promoted to publisher of the newspaper. more

Sharon Sorg, a regional executive for CNHI, LLC — the parent company of The Daily Item and The Danville News  — has been named the publisher of the two newspapers in Sunbury, Pennsylvania. more

James Briggs, general manager-advertising director of the Ashtabula (Ohio) Star Beacon, has been promoted to publisher of the newspaper. more

Jeff Funk, retired publisher of the Enid (Oklahoma) News & Eagle, has returned to the newspaper as publisher and editor, effective immediately. more

It is not often a newspaper, or any business for that matter, can celebrate 150 years of consecutive service to its community, but now the Daily Herald can. more

McClatchy has named Carlos Virgen as senior editor at The Modesto (California) Bee, starting Aug. 21. more

The Durango (Colorado) Herald recently welcomed its new deputy editor, who looks to emphasize more solution-based and enterprise journalism. more

Family-owned News-Press & Gazette Company announced today that it has sold its newspapers located outside of St. Joseph to CherryRoad Media. more

Supporting the mental health of journalists is not just a moral imperative; it is also in our best interest as citizens. more