With the news media under attack from the highest levels of government, newspapers need to remind audiences of their value to their communities. Here’s how three newspapers are doing that. more

Temporary pay cuts have been announced at the Tampa Bay Times, starting next week, in response to declining revenues. more

Growing the newspaper's audience will be a primary focus for the San Antonio Express-News' new interim publisher. Mark Medici was named this week to succeed Michael Sacks, who resigned. more

America's Newspapers is honored to welcome eight new members. more

One theme that emerged from discussions of revenue growth and profitability during the three days of the Mega-Conference was that leadership and company culture are the key drivers for success. more

The key to successful revenue diversification strategies isn’t so much stumbling on a brand-new business model, but investing in newsroom culture and journalism, three executives from three very different-sized newspaper companies told attendees at the Key Executives Mega-Conference. more

"When people comment on how innovative our digital replica iPad program is, I think about the tale my father once told me about the rabbit who climbed the tree," said Walter E. Hussman Jr., publisher. "When someone said rabbits don’t climb trees, the response was: this one had to do it to survive.” more

Congratulations to Walter E. Hussman Jr., publisher of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette — the recipient of this year's Mega-Innovation Award. more

Will Chatham Asset Management, the hedge fund set to gain control of the company, want to operate it after bankruptcy? Or will it look to cash out via merger as quickly as possible? more

Cox Enterprises Inc. will purchase the Dayton Daily News, the Springfield News-Sun and the JournalNews from Cox Media Group, which ensures that the papers can continue printing daily editions. more

Dan Sprung, who has served as director of marketing and publishing for The Daily Sun (The Villages, Florida) for the past 19 years, has been promoted to general manager. more

The Fresnoland Lab, which will launch in late February, will test new approaches for engaging citizens and making local news more accessible to the community. more

Hearst Newspapers has made a strategic investment in an award-winning marketing communication agency that will enhance the company's ability to offer customized marketing solutions and strategies that deliver measurable performance for clients. more

Among the top winners in the annual Best of CNHI contest for 2019 are: the Palestine (Texas) Herald-Press; The Daily Item of Sunbury, Pennsylvania; the News and Tribune of Jeffersonville, Indiana; the Tahlequah Daily Press in Oklahoma; the Cumberland Times-News in western Maryland; The Register-Herald of Beckley, West Virginia; and the Tifton (Georgia) Gazette. Congratulations! more

Next Monday afternoon, Mega-Conference attendees will hear about the latest responses to the need for alternative sources of funding, including the way Utah's largest newspaper became recognized as a non-profit eligible for tax-deductible donations and a newly-announced initiative by The Fresno Bee. more

Adams Publishing Group, a long-time customer of Brainworks, has announced plans to use Brainworks' Stratica Advertising & CRM solution company wide. Mark Adams, president & CEO, said Stratica will provide its sales reps with the forecasting and pipeline tools they need to identify and capitalize on revenue opportunities and growth. more

While the FAA's proposed rule for drones has plenty for journalists to cheer, Stacey Woelfe, director of aerial journalism for the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute, says the peril of this new plan comes from how the data of who’s flying will be handled. more

George Economides, who founded the Long Beach Business Journal three decades ago, has sold the business to John Molina of Pacific Community Media. more

The Savannah Reporter, a county-seat weekly in Savannah, Missouri, has been sold by long-time owners Guy and Leslie Speckman to a local family. Ken Rosenauer and his son, Brent, purchased the 2,500-circulation newspaper, effective Jan. 30. more

At the Mega-Conference, top attorneys from Seyfarth Shaw LLP who specialize in the legal matters facing the newspaper industry will help you navigate this thicket of issues. You would pay hundreds of dollars — per hour! — to get access to this valuable legal analysis. Find answers to these answers and so much more at Mega! Feb. 17-19 in Fort Worth. more