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Forever, wherever, whenever: How technology has changed obituaries

Wherever the future holds, Legacy remains committed to preserving the role of the obituary as the first and best place to remember a loved one. more

Senate Judiciary Committee to hold hearing on oversight of artificial intelligence (AI), future of journalism

January 10, 2023 - Today (Jan. 10), the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology, and the Law will hold a hearing at 2 p.m. ET, on “Oversight of A.I.: The Future of Journalism,” which will explore the impact of the growth of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) technology on publishers’ ability to provide high-quality journalism and possible oversight mechanisms to help protect and sustain quality journalism. more

Column announces acquisition of Modulist, expanding to obits and classifieds

Column, the fastest-growing public notice software platform, has reached an agreement with Forum Communications to acquire Modulist, a software company focused on celebrations, obituaries and announcements. This deal will expand Column’s platform in 2024 to include categories available on Modulist, as well as classifieds.  more

Lineup increases Tagesspiegel classified revenue by 93%

Lineup's latest case study looks at how Tagesspiegel sought to overhaul its self-service portals for advertising, aiming to improve efficiency, enhance user experience and boost revenue. Deploying Lineup’s Ad2Order self-service solution has led to a 93% increase in memorial revenue. more

Webinar | Chasing zero churn: Powerful strategies to transform your digital subscription game

Tired of seeing your hard-earned subscribers slip away without warning? At this live webinar, Bridget Sibthorp-Moecker, director of audience for BLOX Digital, shared insider secrets to safeguarding your digital subscription revenue. more

MIT Technology Review launches on Pugpig Bolt serving targeted experiences to specific audience segments

MIT Technology Review is the latest publication to launch its app on Pugpig Bolt.  The app is among the first to use two of Bolt’s newest features — timeline layouts and the brand new Piano Experiences card type. more

Consumer panels: An effective way to identify trends and opportunities

Businesses are constantly looking for the latest trends. Whether it’s to measure the pulse of the local economy or identify consumers’ reactions to their ideas for new products or services. An increasing number of industries are turning to online consumer panel survey research to stay current with their customers and identify evolving consumer trends. more

Department of Labor announces final rule on independent contractors

The United States Department of Labor (DOL) announced a final rule on Jan. 9 revising its interpretation of the Fair Labor Standards Act’s (FLSA) classification provision to determine whether a worker may be considered an independent contractor. The rule will require that workers be considered employees rather than contractors when they are “economically dependent” on a company. more

Star Tribune announces plans to further expand coverage in Greater Minnesota

Region’s largest news organization takes aggressive growth stance in an era of shrinking news resources. more

Kentucky newspaper sues city for police records, mayor directs ‘immediate steps’ for response

A Kentucky newspaper has sued the state’s biggest city to get access to police records cited in a federal investigation. more

OpenAI says New York Times lawsuit against it is ‘without merit’

January 9, 2024 - The artificial intelligence start-up said that it collaborated with news organizations and that The New York Times, which accused it of copyright infringement, was not telling the full story. more

Opinion | Forum for competing ideas essential to our democracy

Editorials, letters, columns, cartoons, endorsements and other forms of commentary are increasingly disappearing from America’s community newspapers. In fact, entire opinion sections are disappearing in all too many places, a sign the rest of the newspapers may soon follow. more

Asking people to 'do the research' on fake news stories makes them seem more believable, not less

A new study asked thousands to evaluate the accuracy of news articles — both real and fake — by doing some research online. But for many, heading to Google led them farther from the truth, not closer. more

Marshall News Messenger welcomes Lauren Rosenberg as sports editor

Lauren Rosenberg started working at the News Messenger on Jan. 2 and will be covering all sports in Marshall, Harrison County and Marion County. more

The Dallas Morning News hires Anna Butler as real estate reporter

Her first day with The Dallas Morning News will be Monday, Jan. 22. more

America's Newspapers welcomes Roxen as new member

A warm America's Newspapers welcome to our newest member. more

Opinion | How AI will reshape journalism’s narrative in 2024

January 5, 2023 - As AI transforms the media landscape, a blend of technology and human touch will be the key to success. more

4 ways to use the funnel to grow reader revenue

Here's an idea to steal and adapt: The Henrico (Virginia) Citizen added 9,000+ email subscribers and generated $34,000 in reader revenue in one year. more

Opinion | Local newspapers are changing, but they’re still around

Erik Wemple’s coverage of the Scranton, Pa., newspaper’s sale reflected a daily newspaper journalist’s take on the newspaper world [“Could the local news crisis get any worse? Look at Scranton.,” Tuesday Opinion, Dec. 19]. There is another view. more

Consider a different type of diet in 2024

"In the New Year, I’d invite you to consider dieting your information consumption." — Leonard Woolsey, The Daily News, Galveston, Texas more
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