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The Pasadena Star-News and San Bernardino Sun in Southern California are inviting the public to sit back and relax in their newsrooms.
With many low-income residents unable to access the Internet, community foundation Incourage focused its efforts on schools and workforce training
J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions.
More than 40 publishers, representing some 2,500 newspaper and magazine titles, have signed on to a new service called the Compliant Article Program (CAP) by media monitoring service provider BurrellesLuce.
For newspapers, sporting events are a huge opportunity to drive up revenue, and one Spanish-language paper has capitalized in a unique way — origami soccer jerseys.
Newspaper carrier retires after 53 years.
Collecting data for stories can be time-consuming — going through numbers and plugging them into spreadsheets — but two brothers (one an editor and the other a full-time programmer) say they have a solution.
App translates the print newspaper into kid-friendly smartphone content.
Luminate brings informational content to online photos.
J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions.
Paper helps police by pinning mugshots to social media page.
Introducing a business model that will protect online content and return value to the newspapers.
Publishers exploring new ways to get readers to buy print through their mobile device.
Newsosaur: How Publishers Can Win at Mobile Commerce