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J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions.
By using a smartphone or tablet, readers of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette can watch their newspaper come to life with the new PLUS application.
Texas publisher wears many hats.
After signing rent checks for 19 years, Pacific Northwest Inlander publisher Ted McGregor decided it was time to build the free alternative weekly newspaper its own headquarters.
American University students in Washington, D.C., decided to report on issues that matter to their peers in a project called Voting Young.
Journalist Daniel Heimpel climbed the 14,000-foot Mount Shasta in Northern California as a fundraiser for the foster-youth-run advocacy group California Youth Connection.
Online investigative reality show spotlights muckrakers.
RSVP Santa Fe is a joint publication between the Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper and the city of Santa Fe that highlights the city’s hotels, restaurants, art galleries, and special events.
J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions.
Texas journalist unravels the truth about man falsely imprisoned.
A special edition of the Portuguese weekly Terra Nostra recently set a new world record as the world’s smallest newspaper, measuring just 25 x 18mm.
Fueled by a scandal centered on corrupt city officials, Latino California Bell was born.
Local media help foreign journalists tell the whole story.
Newsosaur: How Publishers Can Win at Mobile Commerce