While content analytics and real-time data remain valuable, the new era demands more sophisticated solutions capable of turning raw data into genuinely actionable insights. Join us for a 45-minute online session to learn how comprehensive solutions are reshaping the future of publishing. more

In the crowded advertising world, every second counts — and so does every creative. Using Atex Ad Ops Platform, automatic, AI-powered validation is transforming ad operations, giving publishers a smarter, faster and more reliable way to ensure creative quality and compliance. more

Are you tired of juggling multiple tools, vendors and dashboards to manage your digital advertising? Partnering with a digital vendor like AdCellerant gives publishers access to an all-in-one platform that simplifies workflows, delivers seamless reporting and provides expert support to help close more deals and drive success. more

At BLOX Digital, we understand the challenges media organizations face, and we're here to help. Here are four actionable strategies to drive results and set your subscription business on a path to success in 2025. more

Are you frustrated with third-party plaque companies reaching out to your winners, pretending to be associated with your publication? You are not alone — we hear this complaint ALL THE TIME, and it is an issue we are helping to solve. more

The print industry continues to evolve with new technologies and trends that are set to shape the future. In this article, Kodak explores some of the most significant trends poised to shape the print industry's future. more

More and more local newsrooms in the U.S. are looking to automated content to solve a couple of key problems. At United Robots, we produce automated articles from quality, structured data, to fill gaps in local reporting. more

At a time when local newspapers find themselves grappling with dwindling ad revenues and an increasingly digital landscape, the quest for innovative solutions has never been more urgent. Enter WeLevel, a CRM powerhouse poised to revolutionize local advertising strategies. more

Trisha Gosser has assumed the role of chief financial officer of Gannett Co., Inc. In her role, Gosser will lead the company’s finance functions including investor relations, financial planning and analysis as well as audit and compliance reporting to Gannett Chief Executive Officer Michael Reed. more

As print revenue declines and digital-first models become essential for sustainability, news organizations must rethink their strategies. This session at the Mega-Conference will explore how newspapers can successfully transition beyond print, balancing audience engagement, revenue diversification and operational challenges. more

Journalists and press freedom advocates were rightly appalled last month when a single judge in small-town Mississippi ordered one newspaper to remove one allegedly defamatory editorial from its website. But now, Florida’s legislature is pushing countless news outlets across the Sunshine State to do the same thing. more

March 14, 2025 - The boards of directors of the Public Notice Resource Center (PNRC) and American Court and Commercial Newspapers (ACCN) announced that they have selected the Michigan Press Association to manage the joint affairs of the two groups when the contract with their current management company ends on April 2. more

Journalists may see more post-grad opportunities in the coming years as a new bill before Connecticut legislature seeks to establish 12 journalism fellowships. more

March 14, 2025 - Legislation that would move all or most public notice in three states to government websites passed significant milestones last month. Bills in Indiana and Kentucky were approved by the Houses of Representatives in those states by comfortable margins, while another in Idaho’s lower chamber barely squeaked by. more

As the Texas legislature considers proposals to change the Texas Citizens Participation Act in ways that would make it more expensive for SLAPP victims to defend themselves and more difficult to recover their attorneys fees, the Freedom of the Press Foundation revisited a recent case and why these parts of the law matter. more

Rufus Friday has a difficult but extremely important job. The longtime newspaper executive was recently hired to lead an organization that aims to restore trust in the news media. more

The family-owned Cortland Standard (Cortland, New York) has ceased publication, a casualty of declining readership and increasing costs, including an expected 25% tariff on newsprint. It was the second-oldest family-owned newspaper in New York, but one of the five oldest family-owned newspapers in America. more

America’s Newspapers encourages its members to contact their legislators and to ask for an exemption to tariffs on newsprint.  more

Carrie Radcliff, a Snohomish County native and current advertising director for The Daily Herald (Everett, Washington), has been named the newspaper’s newest publisher. more

At this year’s Mather Symposium, industry leaders gathered for the Pugpig roundtable discussion on one of the most pressing topics in digital publishing: driving engagement and retention on mobile. Let’s dive into the key themes from the discussion. more