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New toolkit helps newsrooms ground work in scientific evidence

SciLine, a nonprofit organization that helps journalists incorporate more scientific evidence into their work, has produced a new, free toolkit for newsrooms aimed at helping journalists cut through the political back-and-forth on hot button issues and reach a heavily polarized audience with a strictly nonpartisan focus on expert research on a given topic. more

Supreme Court upholds law banning TikTok if it’s not sold by its Chinese parent company

The Supreme Court on Friday unanimously upheld the federal law banning TikTok beginning Sunday unless it’s sold by its China-based parent company,holding that the risk to national security posed by its ties to China overcomes concerns about limiting speech by the app or its 170 million users in the United States. more

The future is here for home delivery distribution software

Among the advantages that CarrierTrack® offers to its newspaper clients are the ability to track delivery, drive down complaints, provide better customer service and gain better visibility into the delivery process in real time. more

How to leverage Column to achieve 100% self-serve public and legal notices

In May 2022, three papers-of-record shut down, leaving a void in Northern Kentucky’s news landscape. Consequently, Lacy Starling, the CEO of LINK nky, a digital-first publication in Northern Kentucky, reached out to Column to help them seize the opportunity to become the paper of record for the community. more

Reimagining creativity: Mediaferry AI for the modern publisher

In 2024 alone, Mediaferry’s SmartDesign AI™ automated nearly 15% of all digital advertising assets that EKCS generated for its clients.  At the same time, efficiency improved by 30%, and there was up to 80% reduction in time to market. more

From strategy to success: Closing the last mile with Mather’s managed services

The Bangor Daily News leveraged Mather’s expertise and execution know-how to double its weekly subscription starts in just six months. Learn more about this new offering. more

Drive revenue in 2025 with 10 free campaigns + waived setup fee

Sign up with Audience now to maximize audience engagement with minimal effort. more

Publishers can completely eliminate all costs associated with accepting credit cards

A Marketing Resource (AMR), a leading contact center and direct marketing provider, announces its First to Market “Dual Price Program” that has helped over 300+ publishers eliminate over $45 million in credit card processing fees and counting. more

Unlock new media revenue with digital out-of-home

Want to help your clients capture a better kind of attention? Adding digital out-of-home (DOOH) to your media mix can extend their reach to life’s everyday moments — driving impactful results, strengthening your relationships and unlocking new revenue streams. more

iPublish Media: We are the preferred public notices partner for 400+ papers

Learn about the iPublish public notice solution or contact us for a demo. more

America's Newspapers welcomes CarrierTrack Technologies into membership

CarrierTrack® is an advanced distribution software that incorporates audible and visual delivery information and live turn-by-turn directions. more

McClatchy names new executive editor for The News & Observer and Herald-Sun

Nicole Stockdale, a native Midwesterner who has helped oversee five newsrooms in California for McClatchy in recent years, will become the next executive editor of The News & Observer (Raleigh, North Carolina) and The Herald-Sun (Durham, North Carolina). more

The Joplin Globe names new publisher

Katherine Miller, a veteran newspaper executive who began her career in Joplin, Missouri, has been appointed publisher of The Joplin Globe. more

Supreme Court seems poised to uphold law that could ban TikTok in US

Congress labeled the app’s Chinese ownership a national security risk and passed a law that would ban the social media platform unless it was sold. TikTok and creators say that violates their free speech rights. more

Study documents steep, painful decline of Olympia press corps

A new report further documents the evisceration of Washington’s capitol press corps as the state’s news industry shrank in recent years. Sadly, this comes as new state leaders take office next week and the Legislature convenes with a $10 billion-plus budget deficit that will lead to policy changes affecting a generation of Washingtonians. more

Opinion | A fired Gannett editor has started her own digital news site

Sarah Leach, who was fired for talking to a Poynter columnist, launched the nonprofit Ottawa News Network with backing from local sponsors. more

Shereta Williams named EVP, Growth Operations for Cox Enterprises

Cox Enterprises has named Shereta Williams as executive vice president of Growth Operations. In this role, Williams will continue to help drive the company's diversification strategy and oversee all Cox Enterprises' majority-owned businesses outside of its core operating divisions, Cox Communications and Cox Automotive. more

Meta’s shift to ‘Community Notes’ makes trusted local newspapers even more vital

In response to Meta's announcement that it will end its fact-checking program with independent third parties and pivot to a “Community Notes” model that uses crowdsourced fact-checking contributions from users, America's Newspapers issued the following statement:

Meta’s recent decision to replace third-party fact-checking with a crowdsourced system called “Community Notes” further highlights the importance that local newspapers play in providing reliable, vetted information to their communities. While social media platform approaches to content moderation are often politically-oriented and vulnerable to bias and manipulation, local newspapers continue to prioritize accuracy, fairness and accountability.

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Flip-Pay introduces next-generation voluntary contribution tools for publishers

Every publisher dreams of sustainable revenue growth, but finding the right monetization model can feel like an uphill battle. Subscriptions work for some, but what if your content thrives on reader loyalty rather than exclusive access? Flip-Pay has the answer. more

Utilizing weather-triggered mobile advertising to reach new customers

When bad weather hits, storm-related home repairs, such as leaks and structural damage, can become urgent needs. Finding quick and reliable services is critical for homeowners facing these issues. more
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