Dean Ridings has been named as the first CEO of America's Newspapers, effective Nov. 11. He was interviewed by Mark Fitzgerald for America's Newspapers. more

A new white paper from the Colorado Media Project presents five ideas for transforming local news with public support, substantiated with local, national and international research and existing models. more

Lee Enterprises has named a new publisher for the Sioux City Journal and its associated publications. more

Brian Corcoran, who has served as interim publisher of The Post-Star since March, has been named publisher of the Glens Falls paper. more

The former general manager of The Bellingham Herald has been named as the next publisher of the Idaho Statesman. more

As The Ada News seeks to expand its audience through both print and digital platforms, it will be led by Maurisa Nelson, who has been named general manager. more

The editor and vice president of The Kansas City Star has taken on an expanded role, and is now serving as president of the newspaper. more

Approximately 20 community newspapers and magazines have collaboratively launched a new website to provide news and information of interest to people in Alabama. more

The Smithfield Times in Virginia will have a new owner for the first time in 33 years. more

With a little coaching, nonprofit newsrooms can increase their funding from major donors by as much as an astounding 367 percent, according to a new report from the Institute of Nonprofit News. more

Now the majority of American adults say they "often" or "sometimes" get their news from social media. A new Pew Research Center report has the statistics. more

Newspaper publishers are realizing a long list of email subscribers doesn’t mean much if they are not actually opening their messages. Here what some are doing to reengage those dormant subscribers. more

Chris Blade has officially become publisher of the Post Bulletin in Rochester, Minnesota, after serving as its interim publisher since Forum Communications acquired the newspaper in June. more

Your newspaper needs experienced, innovative applicants. And each day, people who fit that description visit our jobs board. more

Boone Newspapers has taken its relationship with Brainworks to the next level by going live with Brainworks CRM. more

While the rivalry on the football field is real, two college newspaper staffs came together to produce a 48-page, double-cover issue to commemorate the Red River Showdown played last weekend. more

Does your community have amendments and propositions on the ballot this November? As the number of endorsement letters in this Texas community grew, the Denton Record-Chronicle began charging to run them. more

The Tyler (Texas) Morning Telegraph has named a new editor who will take over management of the Tyler print and digital news operations. more

The former executive editor of the Muskogee Phoenix is returning to the paper as publisher. more

How much do your journalists know about your newspaper’s digital business? In this piece, The Lenfest Institute’s Matt Skibinski answers: Not much. So he goes about explaining the key digital metrics every journalists should understand such as Customer Lifetime Value, RPM, marginal ad revenue and subscription influence ratings. more