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Interactive digital banners are game changers to boost user interaction and sales conversion

The digital landscape constantly evolves, and media and publishing companies must adapt to stay ahead. A key challenge today is capturing and maintaining audience attention, particularly for small and medium business (SMB) advertisers.  more

Fireflies spark summer revenue

What are fireflies? Why do fireflies blink their lights on and off? Capture the interest of your local outdoor businesses as sponsors for this Kid Scoop page about fireflies. Show them this fun summer feature! more

Publishers: Take back your revenue

Stop third-party companies from pirating your content and benefiting financially from your hard work! Let PopMount build a white-labelled ecommerce store for you and help you maximize your revenue. more

Weddings section guides brides and grooms, and helps connect local vendors

See how one Pennsylvania publisher used special section features and advertising to create a comprehensive go-to guide for local couples planning to tie the knot. more

Decoding subscription value: Annual vs. monthly terms

A recent article by FT Strategies, “Are Monthly Subscribers Practically Worthless?” suggested that annual subscriptions, with their higher lifetime value, are more beneficial for publishers. But are annual subscriptions truly more valuable? Mather Economics explores a different perspective: the potential and value of monthly subscriptions. more

iPublish Media Solutions partners with CNPA Services Inc. to launch a state public notice marketplace

iPublish Media Solutions and CNPA Services Inc. have announced a strategic partnership to host a new and enhanced aggregated public notice website capublicnotice.com, a single depository for the state’s published legal notices. more

Report for America opens newsroom applications, expands opportunity to hire more journalists

Report for America is looking to add more than 50 newsroom positions next summer and applications are now open. Learn how your newspaper can apply during an informational session (July 24) designed for members of America's Newspapers. more

The Newspaper Manager announces webinar series on artificial intelligence

This comprehensive webinar series is aimed at demystifying artificial intelligence (AI) for media professionals. This series will provide valuable insights into the transformative potential of AI in business, with a special focus on the publishing industry. more

On an unusually busy news day, did the assassination attempt’s aftermath change the media tone?

If this were a typical presidential campaign, Donald Trump’s selection of JD Vance as his running mate on the Republican ticket would have likely dominated media discussions for a week or two. This is not a typical presidential campaign. more

Opinion | Serious coverage of political violence has never been more critical

The media should reembrace journalism’s mission of informing the citizenry about vital issues. more

Developing a TikTok campaign to boost high school sports coverage

Tiktok thrives on short, engaging videos that are often set to music, incorporate trending hashtags, emojis, images and use creative effects. The key to success on TikTok is authenticity and creativity; elements that resonate well with the high school audience. more

The maternity scandal: How journalists can work sensitively with bereaved parents

Interviewing parents whose babies died following failures in hospital maternity care is highly sensitive work and not something journalists are traditionally trained to handle. more

UF appoints veteran journalist Rick Hirsch as inaugural director of the Collier Prize for State Government Accountability

The award-winning former managing editor of the Miami Herald will lead and expand the prestigious investigative journalism prize. more

Hearing in secret trial of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich now slated for July 18

Proceedings in the secret trial of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich are set to resume Thursday, almost a month earlier than originally scheduled after a request from his defense team, according to the Russian court where he faces a false accusation of espionage.  more

The Star Tribune announces new newsroom leadership

Region’s largest news organization realigns newsroom leadership to drive enhanced coverage in five key topic areas. more

Abby Hooven named regional sports director for Paxton Media Group

Abby Hooven, sports editor for the Henry County Local, was recently named a regional sports director for Paxton Media Group, the company announced. more

The Center Square releases post-debate Voters’ Voice Poll

The Center Square Voters’ Voice Poll (TCS-VVP) will release post-debate polling results days before the start of the Republican National Convention.  more

Lindita Camaj to join UFCJC as a journalism associate professor in fall 2024

An award-winning scholar with an international reputation, Lindita Camaj has more than 10 years of experience as a faculty member and director of graduate studies at the University of Houston’s Jack J. Valenti School of Communication. more

Anchorage Daily News will reduce print to 2 days a week, continue emphasis on digital growth

Starting the week of July 15, the Anchorage Daily News will shift from publishing its print newspaper six days a week to two days a week. The move will enable the ADN, which has the largest digital news audience in Alaska, to focus on digital efforts and be sustainable into the future, leaders of the organization said. more

AP, Knight to expand access to election content, services

The Associated Press and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation today announced they will work together to ensure AP’s election content and services are accessible to local newsrooms in battleground states ahead of the U.S. presidential election. more
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