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The Daily Gazette in Schenectady, N.Y., takes over daily newspapers in Columbia, Greene counties

The two new newspapers become the third and fourth dailies taken over by the Gazette in the past four years. more

John Celestino recalled as community minded newspaper leader

John Celestino, regional executive for CNHI newspapers in New York, Massachusetts and New Hampshire, died Friday, Jan. 26. He was 63. more

Cole McNeely promoted to VP of audio and video at Franklin News Foundation

In this leadership role, Cole McNeely will play a pivotal part in overseeing, managing and leading the strategic direction of the company's audio and video production efforts, as well as driving the productization of content to create and maintain revenue opportunities for the foundation and its for-profit interests within the organization. more

The Center for Integrity in News Reporting invites entries for $100,000 in awards for news reporting

The first annual $100,000 of Awards for News Reporting will award four $25,000 awards for the most fair, impartial, objective news reporting that has the courage to not fear and the discipline to not favor. more

America's Newspapers welcomes new member

AdMessenger runs on mobile web inventory and on over 15,000 apps! Its powerful targeting technology gives businesses the power to reach their ideal audience. From audience data and geo targeting to weather triggering, reaching your precise audience has never been easier. more

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution launches new campaign: 'For the Greater Atlanta'

This week, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) introduces a sweeping new marketing campaign and a refreshed user experience across its digital products and the printed newspaper. To drive this transformation, the organization will add more than 100 jobs across the enterprise. more

Yarita Vazquez named publishing operations manager with Wick Communications

Yaritza Vazquez has been named publishing operations manager for Wick Communications, where she will oversee the company’s newspaper design and pagination. more

Rockford Register Star transitioning to postal delivery

Starting Feb. 26, the U.S. Postal Service will begin delivering the Rockford Register Star to optimize resources amidst increasing digital readership demand.   more

Local news is in a sorry state nationwide — but there is hope

An Illinois state task force has studied the problems, is offering solutions and also is taking a realistic view about the limits of what can be done. more

Frank Stanko is new managing editor of Wahpeton Daily News, Richland County News Monitor

The Wahpeton (North Dakota) Daily News and Richland County News Monitor announce the promotion of longtime reporter Frank Stanko to managing editor of both newspapers. more

Eric Larsen, long time Gannett editor, takes over as IndyStar executive editor

Eric Larsen, formerly executive editor of the Fort Collins Coloradoan, has become the executive editor of the Indianapolis Star. more

IndyStar, News Guild reach two-year agreement

The Indianapolis Star and the union representing the newspaper's reporters and photographers have reached an agreement on a new two-year contract.  more

Feb. 15 is deadline to apply for media fellowship program

The Institute for Citizens & Scholars is offering a Higher Ed Media Fellowship for early to mid-career journalists who are interested in diving deeper into underreported issues in higher education. Fellows receive a $10,000 award, mentoring support and expenses-paid professional development at its symposium. Applications close Feb. 15. more

Could a court really order the destruction of ChatGPT? The New York Times thinks so, and it may be right

January 26, 2023 - Can a federal court actually order the destruction of ChatGPT? And second, if it can, will it? more

Feds launch inquiry into AI acquisitions at top tech companies

January 26, 2023 - With the world's tech giants investing billions in AI partnerships, the FTC is launching an inquiry into these transactions and their potential impacts on a rapidly changing market. more

SPJ co-authors legal brief supporting First Amendment right to record and publish livestreamed court hearings

The Society of Professional Journalists is urging a federal appeals court to protect journalists’ First Amendment right to photograph, record, and redistribute images of court hearings that are livestreamed for remote viewing. more

Valeri Sandmeier to be The Daily Times advertising director

Valeri Sandmeier has been appointed advertising director of The Daily Times (Alcoa, Tennessee), effective Monday, Jan. 29. She will succeed Darrell Richardson, who will become general manager of the Lenoir City (Tennessee) News-Herald and The Connection. more

FT Group appoints Joanna Levesque as managing director of FT Strategies

The Financial Times Group has appointed Joanna Levesque as managing director of its media consultancy, FT Strategies. more

Discover Charleston, South Carolina’s hidden gems: The Post and Courier unveils exclusive tour

Post and Courier Travel, a new travel program by The Post and Courier, has announced the launch of a unique four-day tour of Charleston, South Carolina. Led by Post and Courier journalists, who know the city better than anyone, this tour provides an intimate exploration of Charleston’s rich history, vibrant culture and culinary excellence. more

$10 million gift sets Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism on path to free tuition

The Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at the City University of New York on Thursday set itself on a pioneering path toward free tuition for all of its students with the announcement of a $10 million launch gift from Craig Newmark Philanthropies (CNP). more
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