Dale R. Anglin just became one of the most sought-after people in the local news industry. Press Forward, the $500 million philanthropic program to support local journalism, on Tuesday named Anglin its inaugural director. She is currently vice president for proactive grantmaking at the Cleveland Foundation. more

Learn about the innovative approach NERUS Strategies is taking to generating new revenue streams for newspapers. more

Here are some key facts about Black Americans’ experiences with and attitudes toward the news, based on recent Pew Research Center surveys. more

Over the past 45 years, its values have propelled Publication Printers Corporation from a small business consisting of just a handful of customers to an award-winning national corporation serving clients across the country. more

In advance of the 2024 election season, Frequence is offering new features specifically geared for local-market political advertisers. Learn about those features and how they'll benefit political advertisers (and, in turn, the media companies that work with them). more

February 14, 2024 - A new bill signed by Governor Kristi Noem on Feb. 12 will redefine the term “legal newspaper” in South Dakota. more

To celebrate, we’re offering free marketing resources that will boost your obituary revenue and plug editorial gaps. more

The stories Stacker syndicates from nonprofit newsrooms fall in line with the rest of the Stacker Newswire: high-quality, newsworthy content. more

February 14, 2024 - Each day, millions of people use powerful generative AI tools to supercharge their creative expression. In so many ways, AI will create exciting opportunities for all of us to bring new ideas to life. But, as these new tools come to market from Microsoft and across the tech sector, we must take new steps to ensure these new technologies are resistant to abuse. more

ProImage, an innovator in newspaper production technology, proudly announces the successful implementation of NewsWayX at the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. This cutting-edge, cloud-based software has improved the newspaper's workflow, marking a significant transition from their previous Agfa/ECO3 Arkitex system. more

United Robots will be hosting a workshop during INMA's upcoming Media Subscriptions Summit (February 28–March 1) in New York City, headlining our U.S. publisher partner, Advance Local. more

No longer will you wonder whether a sudden spike or drop in traffic is unique to your site or a result of a global shift affecting many publishers. With MarfeelCast, you can analyze and gain a clear understanding of the external factors influencing your traffic acquisition. more

Kurt Jackson, owner of long-time publishing systems supplier Software Consulting Services, LLC (SCS), announced the creation of a new start-up — SN1, LLC. SN1 will specialize in data visualization. more

There's a group of loyal readers you may be missing out on. Whether the subscription expired or was canceled, these former subscribers stay logged in and active on your site. And this very small, highly targeted slice of your audience is ripe for win-back offers. more

While much news coverage of firearm violence is reported through the lens of crime and politics, experts say this framing overemphasizes mass shootings and fails communities seeking solutions to gun violence. On Feb. 9, experts shared their advice on how to shift story framing to one that emphasizes solutions, prevention methods and data.   more

Nearly 600 rural colleges are in or near a local news desert. They are in the perfect location to help communities fill the news gap and restore the flow of information that feeds civic participation and economic success. more

A federal judge extended a block on enforcement Monday of an Ohio law that would require children under 16 to get parental consent to use social media apps as a legal challenge proceeds. more

February 13, 2024 - The CEO of ChatGPT-maker OpenAI said Tuesday that the dangers that keep him awake at night regarding artificial intelligence are the “very subtle societal misalignments” that could make the systems wreak havoc. more

Facing issues of cost and staffing, newspapers are shutting down their carrier force and shifting to all-postal delivery. more

The Deseret News launched a free monthly compendium of its best journalism in September. It’s been profitable since October. more