A Hot Springs native has been tapped as the next editor of The Sentinel-Record as Beth Reed assumes the role that was held by Mark Gregory, who retired April 7 after more than 42 years at the newspaper. more

Danielle Lerner replaces Jonathan Feigen, who retired in December after covering the Houston Rockets since the 1998-99 season. more

Gilbert C. Maurer, director and former chief operating officer of Hearst and trustee of the trust established under the will of William Randolph Hearst, died April 6 at his home in Palm Beach, Florida. He was 96. more

The Tampa Bay Times announced on Saturday the launch of its Environment Hub, underscoring the major news source's commitment to environmental journalism across Tampa Bay and Florida.  more

NTVB Media, publisher of TV Guide Magazine and TV Weekly, has worked with hundreds of newspapers for the past 40 years to provide content solutions and revenue sources. more

Beyond Private Label (BPL) is a U.S.-based organization that enables companies to seamlessly and profitably offer and sell themed and custom, responsive websites to their clients and prospects in a private label manner. more

One of the most valuable elements of the Mega-Conference is the depth and breadth of expertise available through our sponsors. These are more than logos on signage — they’re the people and companies helping newspapers navigate change, seize new opportunities and build for the future. more

AdCellerant has appointed George Leith as president of International Partnerships, leveraging his extensive experience in sales, media and international expansion. Leith previously led the sales organization at Vendasta for a decade and most recently served as managing partner and chief revenue officer at Harvard Media. more

Offering diverse multilingual content types, including breaking news, indepth reports, multimedia and verified content, Reuters utilizes advanced technology to ensure fast, seamless access and distribution, simplifying the publishing process for media organizations. more

Every single newsroom needs to adopt an ethics policy to guide the use of generative artificial intelligence. Why? Because the only way to create ethical standards in an unlicensed profession is to do it shop by shop. more

The public and experts are far apart in their enthusiasm and predictions for AI. But they share similar views in wanting more personal control and worrying regulation will fall short. more

Mississippi Today is pleased to announce that Candice Wilder has joined the newsroom as our newest higher education reporter. more

Breanna Teynor has been promoted to editor of DecorahNews.com. more

Thursday morning (March 27) marked a significant milestone in the career of longtime Index-Journal Executive News Editor Richard Whiting. more

The 92 community newspapers Jeremy Gulban owns across the U.S. bear a plea on their websites: “Don’t let our newspaper die! Subscribe today.”  Many are losing money. Lately, even paying for the paper they are printed on is a burden as a result of looming tariffs. more

A new study of Washington’s news ecosystem found two counties with zero local news outlets and five with only one. That suggests more of the state is becoming a news desert, since previous tallies found just one of Washington’s 39 counties in that situation. more

As AI becomes more integrated into newsrooms, recent research reveals a growing trust gap between media organizations and their audiences. This gap threatens reader trust, brand reputation and may lead to legal and regulatory challenges. more

Subtext is a text platform that connects journalists, media companies, creators and reporters directly with their audiences free from social media algorithms and the clutter of email.  more

To help improve rural newspaper delivery, U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) recently unveiled a bipartisan bill that would incentivize reliable service from the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) for periodical publications and limit rate increases.  more

A first-of-its-kind tax credit to give small businesses in New York some much-needed financial support is gaining momentum in Albany. more