For more than 30 years the American Press has conducted business at 4900 U.S. 90. No longer. On Sunday, the historic newspaper returned to the heart of downtown Lake Charles — where we were founded in 1895 — in the newly refurbished offices at 715 Ryan St. more

The Supreme Court declined Monday to decide whether Wisconsin's governor violated the First Amendment when he barred a conservative think tank from attending news conferences in a case that raised questions about media freedom and the type of organizations that should be considered news outlets. more

Vox Media, owner of Vox, The Verge, New York magazine and other digital media sites, is acquiring Group Nine Media. more

The Associated Press sought answers Monday from the Department of Homeland Security on its use of sensitive government databases for tracking international terrorists to investigate as many as 20 American journalists, including an acclaimed AP reporter. more

Rename presents a strong representation of the past, the present and the future. more

The program will empower older adults in Brazil, Spain and Turkey to be more critical consumers of online content. more

Anne Applebaum, author and staff writer for The Atlantic, and Gabriel Escobar, the editor and senior vice president of The Philadelphia Inquirer, have been elected to the Pulitzer Prize Board, Columbia University announced today. more

Since its founding in 2019, Santa Cruz Local has regularly surveyed its audience to better understand what areas of coverage they’re most interested in, and how it can best provide local government watchdog coverage. more

At least 6,154 news organization workers, which includes both editorial and non-editorial staffers, were laid off beginning March 2020 through August 2021. And, at least 100 U.S. news organizations have closed throughout the pandemic, although 14 of those same outlets have since resumed operations to varying extents. more

At an awards ceremony in Oslo, Maria Ressa of the Philippines and Dmitri A. Muratov of Russia called for peace, democratic renewal and support for a free press. more

Gannett has agreed to sell seven Minnesota newspapers to CherryRoad Media, a subsidiary of Parsippany, New Jersey-based CherryRoad Technologies. more

America's Newspapers is honored to welcome The John Kimball Group into membership as a Solutions Partner. more

Sen. Cantwell says Facebook may have deceived advertisers by claiming it was removing 97% of hateful content; may have misled on key ad metric, inflating reach by as much as 400%. more

Jim Kennedy, the longtime chairman of Atlanta-based Cox Enterprises, announced Wednesday he will step down as the board’s top officer at the end of the year, passing the baton to the next generation of family leadership. more

An analysis of 6.5 million publisher tweets across eight languages quantifies how including hashtags in tweets can impact referral traffic. more

The Sarasota (Florida) Herald-Tribune and The Ledger in Lakeland have a new regional vice president of advertising. more

The Biden White House, plagued by low approval ratings that have weakened the president’s clout and raised fears among Democrats over next year’s midterms, is blaming the media for some of its problems. more

Here’s what independent publishers are learning the hard way. more

The Florida and Texas cases are unusually important because they concern the first significant efforts by states to regulate social media companies. more

The proposed bill would make access to federal court documents free to users of the online PACER system. more