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Tampa Bay Times to install Brainworks' advertising CRM platform

Times Publishing Company, publisher of the Tampa Bay Times and Tampa Bay Newspapers, based in Tampa, Florida, has signed an agreement to install Brainworks' integrated advertising and CRM platform — Stratica. more

Take advantage of a tool everyone already uses: Email

Email is a daily part of millions of American's daily lives. So why aren't newspapers taking advantage of this amazing revenue generating opportunity? News-Press & Gazette Company's Kristen Frey and Observer Media Group's Emily Walsh talked about the insights they've gained from experimenting with email marketing. more

Why software development and customer collaboration equals Brainworks CRM success

The Bulletin (Bend, Oregon) recently shared several ways sales reps have been utilizing Brainworks' CRM features to maximize revenue while working from home. more

House of Representatives passes Fallen Journalists Memorial Act

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed bipartisan legislation authorizing the Fallen Journalists Memorial Foundation to establish a national memorial that honors the many reporters, editors, photographers and broadcasters who have lost their lives reporting the news. more

How to build data capacity in your newsroom

If you’re a small newsroom interested in building out a data journalism team, where do you start? There are plenty of guides out there for "how to be a data journalist." There aren’t that many for "how to build a data journalism team for as few dollars as possible." more

AP says it is reviewing social media policies after firing

The Associated Press said Monday that it is launching a review of its social media policies after questions were raised about last week’s firing of one of its journalists who had expressed pro-Palestinian views. That announcement came hours after more than 100 AP journalists signed a letter expressing concern about how former news associate Emily Wilder was treated. more

Facebook, Twitter and other social media companies need to be treated like Big Tobacco

Thursday marks a turning point in internet history. For the first time, the U.S. surgeon general has declared the barrage of misinformation spreading on social media a public health hazard. more

As Andrew Cuomo teeters, the Albany Times Union has a moment

Last week — as newspapers around New York State called on Andrew Cuomo, the governor, to resign after an official investigation concluded that he harassed 11 women — Cuomo’s local paper, the Albany Times Union, went a step further. Its editorial board pointed out that it had already called for Cuomo to quit in early March ... more

2 bipartisan senators demand that Biden protect Afghan journalists

Two bipartisan senators — Democrat Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Republican Mitt Romney of Utah — want the Biden administration to step up their work protecting Afghan journalists in the wake of the U.S. exit from their country. more

5 ideas to help media managers succeed in the next decade

Insights from the Digital Growth Summit 2021: The Next 10 Years in News more

It is imperative that we think about our writers’ physical, emotional and legal safety

Lessons from the Global Press Institute’s Duty of Care program. more

Survey: Publishers reflect on another year of change

The positives ... the negatives ... and one of the top news headlines of the year — employers struggling to fill open positions. more

$61 million in donations help complete Sun-Times sale to WBEZ parent

Executives said the philanthropy is pledged over five years to help the paper improve its journalism, expand digitally and continue the print edition. more

Why we all lose when women are excluded from the news

Today, on International Women’s Day, the news media will recognize and celebrate the successful women in their midst. But as media, it is also a moment to focus on our own gender-related challenges, which is why WAN-IFRA Women in News is launching a tracker tool to help news organizations #breakthebias. more

More than 100 local newsrooms closed during the coronavirus pandemic

At first, the pandemic cost newsrooms jobs and communities critical work. Now it’s starting to end entire newsrooms. more

What does a 'cookieless' future mean for publishers?

Publishers whose advertising strategies relied heavily on third-party cookies are already starting to feel the pinch. more

Rust Communications becomes the latest publisher to switch to NewsXtreme Cloud

Rust Communications, located in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, has committed to move its prepress production workflow to NewsXtreme Cloud from Presteligence. more

Column is making public notice more valuable for publishers

Watch Column's second edition of The Brief to hear how Column R&D is opening up expansive revenue-generating opportunities for the news industry. more

Longtime weekly moves to daily publishing; Journal adds staff, new features, more news every day

The Manchester (Vermont) Journal is growing, with additions of staff, specialty pages and new e-editions added Monday through Thursday, making it a five-day-a-week daily newspaper beginning Oct. 31. more

Kurt Jackson of SCS heralds the partnership between Netflix and Microsoft as groundbreaking

In July 2022, Netflix named Microsoft as its official partner for an upcoming ad-supported version of the streaming platform. In a recent article in Forbes, Kurt Jackson, the founder of Software Consulting Services, heralded the partnership as groundbreaking. more
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