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Wick Communications centralizes production for multiple print sites with ProImage NewsWayX

Wick Communications has chosen ProImage, an AGFA Company, to streamline its production process of five print sites into one centralized hub at its Wenatchee plant. more

AdCellerant announces rebrand to a tech-first agency

AdCellerant, an award-winning tech-enabled services company focused on bringing Madison Avenue-level digital marketing solutions to Main Street Businesses, has announced a rebranding effort. more

Protecmedia's CMS achieves 100% SEO performance on Google Lighthouse

ITER WCM, Protecmedia's publishing CMS, has achieved the highest score in SEO performance in the SEO on-page evaluation process conducted with Google Lighthouse, the Google Web Audit tool. more

What’s coming next!

Designed for publishers by publishers, The Newspaper Manager is capable of handling any functions a media company could ever need, including: contact management, billing and accounts receivables, project management, sales management, ad sales management, audience development, marketing and more!  more

E&P to host panel on influencers & podcasting at the Mega-Conference

In this dynamic session, newspapers will reveal how they’ve cost-effectively developed personalities who deliver innovative content that has grown new local audiences, opened new lucrative revenue streams and helped positively position their legacy brands for decades to come. more

Gannett announces nomination of independent director to board of directors

Netflix Executive Amy Reinhard has been nominated to join the board in June. more

Ken Harding named senior vice president of business effectiveness for Hearst Newspapers

Ken Harding has been appointed senior vice president of business effectiveness for Hearst Newspapers. The announcement was made by Hearst President and CEO Steven R. Swartz and Hearst Newspapers President Jeffrey Johnson. more

The LJSA is no empty promise — it’s a bridge for newspapers that would otherwise close

America needs strong local journalism. The Local Journalism Sustainability Act is a giant step forward for the industry while it continues to evolve. more

Chrissie Thompson to lead AP's Education Reporting Network

The Associated Press has named Chrissie Thompson as director of the Education Reporting Network. In this role, she will serve as the head of a new program designed to drive accountability reporting on the lasting impacts of the pandemic on education, and lift local newsrooms’ abilities to reach their audiences with engaging education news, too. more

Sale of Jackson County newspapers announced by pending owner, WV News

“We’re excited to be able to grow into additional communities in West Virginia, providing the important local and state news coverage, as well as sports and activities that are a part of these communities.” — Brian Jarvis, president and owner, WV News more

2 rival Storm Lake newspapers become one following purchase

A 32-year rivalry between two Storm Lake newspapers has ended after the Storm Lake Times Company recently purchased the Pilot-Tribune from Hallmark II Publishing of Charles City. more

Dick Kelsey, beloved AP broadcast editor, dies at age 76

Dick Kelsey, a retired Associated Press broadcast editor who was revered as much for his humor as his hardworking nature, has died after a seven-year battle with cancer. He was 76. more

Rhode Island Suburban Newspapers acquires two Connecticut dailies

Central Connecticut Communications today announced it has sold The Bristol Press/The New Britain Herald and the Chronicle in Willimantic to Rhode Island Suburban Newspapers, also known as RISN Operations. more

Journalists impeded, not muzzled, by Russian reporting rules

In a recent dispatch from Moscow, BBC correspondent Steve Rosenberg noted that a new Russian law required him to refer to the invasion of Ukraine as a “special military operation.” Then he quoted a Russian human rights lawyer who liberally used what is now a forbidden word: “war.” more

James Briggs promoted to Star Beacon general manager

James Briggs has been promoted to general manager of the Star Beacon in Ashtabula, New York. more

Bill Bowman named editor of The Daily Item, Danville News

The Daily Item of Sunbury, Pennsylvania, has promoted managing editor William B. Bowman to editor of the newspaper. more

Rust Communications sells several Iowa newspapers to the Hall Family

Rust Communications has sold the Le Mars Daily Sentinel, Cherokee Chronicle Times, Spencer Daily Reporter and several other northwest Iowa publications to Gene Hall and his son Chris, according to Randy Cope of Cribb, Cope & Potts, who represented the Rust family in the sale. more

Ethiopia’s Supreme Court upholds bail for journalist

Ethiopia’s Supreme Court has upheld the order to release on bail journalist Amir Aman Kiyaro, who has been imprisoned for four months without charges, rejecting a police effort to block his … more

U.S. journalist employment and pay fell in 2021, new government figures show

The number of journalists employed in the United States fell by at least 2,500 last year, new statistics from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics suggest. Average journalist pay also fell by nearly $3,000 between 2020 and 2021. more

How to support disabled journalists in your newsroom

Here are a few suggestions of how newsroom leaders can support disabled journalists. more
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