Since 1884, THE authoritative voice of #NewsPublishing
The Philadelphia Inquirer recently launched a yearlong, multiplatform journalism project called “A More Perfect Union” that will explore the racist origins, practices and consequences of American institutions that were born in Philadelphia—beginning with an examination of the newspaper itself.
In April, Facebook kicked off their latest Accelerator programs for North American publishers. Centered on reader revenue, the programs include the Subscriptions Accelerator and the Memberships Accelerator. Thirty news organizations were chosen for this year’s program
Throughout the pandemic, many of our main offices and print facilities that were normally open to the public shut down. Signs appeared on front doors telling walk-in customers we were temporally closed to the general public and customers were either directed to call or conduct business online. During these trying times, many of our employees fielded phone calls from home, and we did our best to conduct business as seamless as possible.
See More E&P Exclusives
The news media is lavishing praise on the new guidelines issued by Attorney General Merrick Garland to limit when prosecutors go after …
Google has pushed back the timeline for Chrome’s depreciation of third-party cookies but it doesn’t affect the size of the challenge that …
The Local Live(s) Project launched amid the pandemic, partnering with newsrooms to host live online events in which journalists talk about their …
The Canadian Association of Journalists is thrilled to welcome Melissa Martin to the CAJ board as the new regional director representing Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario. Martin replaces outgoing …
Michael P. Warsaw, chairman of the board and chief executive officer of EWTN, has announced the appointment of Shannon Mullen as editor-in-chief of Catholic News Agency. Mullen's 33-year …
Kevin Fixler joins the Idaho Statesman as an investigative reporter on the accountability team. He comes from The Press Democrat in Santa Rosa, California, where he tracked local government and …
See More Newspeople
In early January 2020, the BBC reported about a new “mystery virus” in Wuhan, China. Since then, news organizations around the world have …
In late summer 2020, Tow Fellow Damian Radcliffe and research assistant Ryan Wallace conducted an online survey capturing the experience of life …
Here’s an idea to steal and adapt: Use your newsroom talent and expertise to put on live events that show off your depth as an …
Through April and May, government figures of COVID-19 deaths and infections were suspiciously low from the populous Indian state of Gujarat, …
When the big announcement came in January that the Covid vaccine would soon be available in my state of North Carolina, an army of citizens …
News publishers have played a stellar role in helping the world navigate through an extraordinarily complex and scary pandemic. “In almost all …
