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Opinion: Opt-in to op-eds, a final attempt to distinguish news from opinion

Americans can’t tell the difference between fact and factoid and assign political labels to news outlets based on columnists rather than reporters. more

America's Newspapers welcomes AffinityX into membership

America's Newspapers is honored to welcome AffinityX as a new Solutions Partners. more

Words matter. So these journalists refuse to call GOP election meddling an ‘audit.’

The words that a news organization chooses to tell a story make a difference. more

World News Day is Sept. 28

In two weeks, on Sept. 28, newsrooms across the world will mark World News Day, a global campaign to highlight the role and value of journalism — this year in telling the climate change story. There is still time to get behind the initiative. more

Social media platforms drive partisan political polarization in the U.S., study finds

Social media often catches blame for increasing political polarization in the United States. Does it deserve that reputation? A new study from New York University’s Stern Center for Business and Human Rights finds that it does. more

Egyptian journalist Hossam Bahgat is set to go on trial for a tweet

Egyptian investigative journalist Hossam Bahgat is charged with insulting the National Election Authority, spreading false news on electoral fraud that undermines public interest, and misusing social media. more

The New York Times debuts 'The Truth Takes a Journalist' brand campaign

The New York Times has launched “The Truth Takes a Journalist,” a new brand marketing campaign that highlights some of the 1,700+ Times journalists who have dedicated their lives to helping people understand the world through their coverage. more

Chattanooga Times Free Press turns to iPads as its digital future

The publisher of the Chattanooga Times Free Press is investing millions of dollars in a plan to convert the newspaper's print subscribers to a mostly digital format. more

Newsroom tax credit component included in Ways and Means Committee markup

The Payroll Credit for Compensation of News Journalists has been submitted as a component of the Ways and Means Committee’s markup that was released Monday morning.  This credit, a key component of the Local Journalism Sustainability Act (LJSA), will provide local newsrooms the opportunity to receive a five-year tax credit of up to $25,000 per journalist in the first year and up to $15,000 in the subsequent four years.

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Kodi Foster named vice president of commercial at The Washington Post

The Washington Post has named Kodi Foster vice president of commercial, effective immediately. Foster will lead teams across The Washington Post with a focus on innovation and monetization, including Zeus Technology, emerging technology, advertising product and product marketing. He will report to both the CIO and CRO, bridging technology and revenue. more

O’Rourke Media announces launch of local news website dedicated to covering the Queen Creek community

QueenCreekSunTimes.com, the new go-to source for local news and community information in Queen Creek, Arizona, will be live on Sept. 20. more

How to optimize your videos on Instagram Reels

Instagram Reels is one of the most featured and amplified types of content offered on Instagram right now. This category even has its own space and tab — the center at the downbar menu in the app’s interface in both Android and Apple devices — plus exposure on the Feed, Explore and Profile. If your newsroom wants to grow on this platform, give Reels a try. more

For local journalists, there’s nowhere to hide from trauma

In community journalism, trauma comes with the territory but mental health resources often do not. more

How 'engagement' makes you vulnerable to manipulation and misinformation on social media

“The heart of the matter is the distinction between provoking a response and providing content people want.” more

Pence launches podcast with conservative group

The podcast with Young America's Foundation is titled “American Freedom.” The first episode, released a day before the 20th anniversary of 9/11, is titled “20 Years Later, We Will Never Forget." more

‘Everything changed overnight’: Afghan reporters face an intolerant regime

The Taliban promised to respect press freedoms, but the new government has already showed signs of repression, and has even physically assaulted Afghan journalists. more

Longtime journalist Bill Church will be new executive editor of N&O and Herald-Sun

Bill Church, who started his newspaper career covering high school sports for an Oklahoma weekly and most recently helped oversee 150 newsrooms across the nation, will be the new executive editor of The News & Observer (Raleigh, North Carolina) and The Herald-Sun (Durham, North Carolina). more

The Sacramento Bee hires two distinguished journalists to join its editorial board

Our new teammates are both California natives, and they join us this week, at the very moment California voters decide the fate of Gov. Gavin Newsom in this contentious recall election. more

The Robesonian names David Kennard as executive editor

The task of overseeing The Robesonian’s news-gathering operations in Lumberton, North Carolina, has been given to a man with almost 30 years of experience in the newspaper industry. more

Marshall News Messenger welcomes new editor

The Marshall (Texas) News Messenger is welcoming Meredith Shamburger to its staff, as she assumes the role of regional editor. more
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