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Appeals court won’t reinstate AP access to presidential events

The U.S. Court of Appeals on Tuesday denied an appeal by The Associated Press for a hearing on its efforts to restore full access to cover presidential events, not ending its case but allowing the White House to continue its control over access to President Donald Trump. more

Alden Global Capital makes a play for The Dallas Morning News

The investment firm’s MediaNews Group, the country’s second-largest newspaper publisher, put in a bid for the publication nearly two weeks after Hearst agreed to buy it. more

Inside the 2025 Local Visual Journalism Survey: What you need to know

In late 2024, CatchLight partnered with Prism Photo to survey nearly 70 newsrooms to create a fuller picture of the current state of visual journalism in local media. The findings, which build on the 2024 CatchLight x Rural News Network survey, offer high-level insights into the resources and challenges surrounding access to visual journalism. more

Google users are less likely to click on links when an AI summary appears in the results

A Pew Research Center report published this spring showed that Google users were less likely to click on result links when visiting search pages with an AI summary compared with those without one. For searches that resulted in an AI-generated summary, users very rarely clicked on the sources cited. more

Legendary Bloomington sports editor Bob Hammel dies at 88

Legendary sports editor Bob Hammel passed away July 19 at 88 years old. He led the sports department at what became The Herald-Times in Bloomington, Indiana, from 1966 to 1996. more

Former USA TODAY editor David Mazzarella, who helped give paper its hard news edge, dies

Known as “Mazz” to the staff, he brought a hard-news approach to USA TODAY in the 1990s. more

Experiments don’t always go according to plan. Here’s how to keep projects on track.

Here’s an idea to steal and adapt: Look at unexpected occurrences as opportunities for your projects. more

Tips for funding reporting beats from The Post and Courier

Here’s an idea to steal and adapt: Dig into community feedback to identify and bridge coverage gaps. more

What journalists and the public think about journalism and technology

Researchers at the Center for News, Technology & Innovation shed light on a mismatch between how journalists and the public view journalism in the age of artificial intelligence. more

Wendy Naugle joins USA TODAY Network as executive editor of entertainment

Gannett Co., Inc. has announced that Wendy Naugle will be joining as executive editor of entertainment for the USA TODAY Network. In her role, Naugle will oversee all entertainment strategy for a broad portfolio, working with entertainment editors across the USA TODAY Network and over 200 local publications. more

Reuters launches AI-voiced packaged video content in Spanish and Portuguese

This innovative offering combines the power of AI with Reuters expertise in news and information to provide high-quality video content in greater volumes for media customers, giving them more options in selecting the content that will most engage their audiences. more

5 quick wins to boost audience engagement (and first-party data)

There are simple tactics with little effort required that publishers can use today to get extra screen time and audience engagement. What’s even better ... they provide good testing opportunities while enriching your first-party data profiles. Here are five to get you started. more

Unique local content: Automated content use cases in US, Scandinavia

Newsroom resources are limited. Local stories are endless — particularly if you want to cover all the community information that local readers expect. This is the problem United Robots is helping local U.S. newsrooms solve by providing automated content based on local data. more

How publishers use data to drive revenue and engagement

As pressure mounts to grow revenue and engagement with fewer resources, you may be rethinking how to use your audience data. more

Automated Page Building surpasses 10,000 pages monthly as adoption accelerates

Presteligence announces a major milestone for its My News 360 Automated Page Building: more than 10,000 pages per month are now being processed through the system for both ad and editorial placement. more

Unlock new revenue: Mobile ads for publishers

Mobile advertising isn’t just a passing fad. It’s a proven, results-driven advertising strategy that meets customers where they are in the moment. If you’re not including ad placements on mobile, you’re missing out on a massive audience and a very lucrative revenue stream. more

Special section blends a variety of features to engage local pet owners and advertisers

Whiskers & Wags, a special section for animal enthusiasts, drew in over $2K revenue with a great response from readers and advertisers! more

Why $1 works: The power of low introductory pricing in digital subscriptions

Introductory offers by leading news brands are proven to be an effective way to grow revenue and units quickly, without sacrificing retention. This approach attracts new subscribers at scale while building a foundation for sustained revenue growth. more

Scaling content for advertisers

The need for smarter, faster content creation has never been more urgent. Composer, an AI-driven tool, offers a solution to streamline production and enhance relevance in an industry where speed is everything. more

A wider perspective for high-quality, high-speed imprinting

Cutting-edge KODAK PROSPER Imprinting Systems enable existing offset, flexo and gravure printing presses, as well as finishing and converting equipment, to be enhanced with digital printing capabilities. These flexible and versatile solutions integrate smoothly into existing production environments. more
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