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The tumult that has characterized The Village Voice in recent years resurfaced on Thursday when the top two editors said they were leaving the weekly newspaper.
In April of 2012, Journatic, the for-hire community news shop, was a hot property in the hyperlocal industry.
The Daily News isn't the only local tabloid trimming its headcount.
The paper returns to newsstands on Saturdays after a two-year absence.
An effort by two conservative billionaires to take over The Los Angeles Times and seven other newspapers is setting off a firestorm of opposition here.
This morning Flipboard launched a new web application called “Flipboard Editor,” the latest in a series of tools that allow users to create magazines for the Flipboard app.
The Daily News is now undergoing what employees of the tabloid have been fearing for weeks: Multiple insiders tell Capital that layoffs have hit the newsroom today.
Four leading reporters and editors from The Times-Picayune, including Pulitzer Prize winners who covered Hurricane Katrina, signed up to work for The Advocate Wednesday, a week after businessman John Georges bought the daily newspaper and promised to beef up its operations in New Orleans.
The 1970s entry "Fleet Street" hails from Lionsgate TV and Richard Branson's Virgin Produced.
The unions said the Koch brothers promote policies that would hurt retirement security for workers.
NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel and his production team traveled into Syria early this morning to investigate the reported use of chemical weapons there.
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More than 8 in 10 adults – 81 percent – took action in the past month
as a result of seeing a newspaper ad, new research from the Newspaper
Association of America shows. More than half made an actual purchase.
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