Executive Editor Julie Pace has announced three key additions to AP’s news leadership team. more

The Data-Driven Reporting Project will award $2 million to journalists working on document-based investigative projects. more

How trustworthy is the source? How high are the stakes? more

Jim Ferolie has been named regional executive editor of APG Media of Southern Wisconsin. The position was most recently staffed by Sid Schwartz, who retired in April. more

Francis Wick, CEO, has announced that Scott Green has returned to Wick Communications as Wick production manager. Green also will serve as lead pressman at the Sierra Vista (Arizona) Herald. more

It’s part of the paid subscription service, but wasn’t available on all platforms when it first launched. more

American journalist Danny Fenster, who was freed after nearly six months in jail in military-ruled Myanmar, arrived Tuesday in the United States for an emotional reunion with his family. more

Northwestern University’s new Medill Subscriber Engagement Index highlights the need to identify at-risk digital subscribers and find effective ways to reach out to them, from friendly emails to targeted social media to onboarding them better in the first place. more

With a cornucopia of reports, news stories, commentary and other information, The Seattle Times' new Save the Free Press website will be a resource for educators and those looking to learn more about the importance of the local press, the challenges it faces and what’s being done to save it. more

Seven-in-10 U.S. adult Twitter news consumers have followed breaking news there. more

Seyfarth Shaw has created a checklist to help employers with 100 or more employees achieve compliance with the OSHA COVID-19 Vaccination and Testing Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS).  more

“Understanding the root problems of information disorder requires understanding hard-wired human behaviors, economic and political policy, group psychology and ideologies, and the relationship to people’s sense of individual and community identity.” more

The White House announced it intends to nominate Pulitzer-winning journalist and former Voice of America director Amanda Bennett, to head the U.S. Agency for Global Media. more

Arc XP, a leading digital experience platform, has announced the addition of its Subscribe with Google integration into Arc Subscriptions, giving its news publishing clients a seamless way to leverage Google’s simplified sign-in and checkout experience. more

PhotoPhare: The ‘lighthouse’ at the end of the tunnel. more

Most U.S. news organizations won’t let readers cancel online. The Federal Trade Commission wants that to change. more

Changing Newsrooms 2021: News organizations are pressing ahead with plans to redesign offices, upgrade technology, reduce desk space/office space and renegotiate contracts with employees to accommodate more flexible working. more

Granite Publications, a collection of 10 non-daily newspapers and a printing operation in south Texas, has been sold to Daniel Philhower, the company’s publisher for the past five years. more

“Uncovered” devotes Post and Courier resources toward reporting in communities that no longer have access to robust accountability reporting of their own. more

Fenster’s employer says he is flying out of the country, days after he was sentenced to 11 years in jail. more