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After 30 years of corporate ownership, The Inquirer and Mirror is returning to its roots as a locally-owned, independent newspaper.Inquirer and …
In 2005, as the Arctic Monkeys belted out of every radio, global revenue for the recorded music industry was still riding reasonably high at …
As the journalism industry continues to decline, it’s vital to underline the effects on democratic participation, on community engagement, and …
In 2009, Alex S. Jones published a book called Losing the News: The Future of the News that Feeds Democracy. 2009 was still relatively early in …
As President Donald Trump heads into his final sprint to Election Day, nearly every news report notes that he is running behind in the polls. …
Near the close of the first year of the Trump presidency, executives at Facebook were briefed on some major changes to its News Feed—the code …
Congress is doing a tremendous service by scrutinizing the excessive, harmful market power of online platforms such as Google and Facebook. Recent hearings with tech CEOs revealed as much about …
I’m not sure newsrooms should be using polling information less in the future, but they should instead present the results as they actually are—mere estimates. Only after the polls were deemed to be obviously flawed—i.e. after President Trump took his surprising win in 2016—did we start hearing about why those polling results may have been flawed.
Forty-four years after Catherine Barnett first stepped into the Press Democrat building as a newsroom intern, the Santa Rosa native will retire as the newspaper’s executive editor at …
Los Angeles Times Executive Editor Norman Pearlstine made the following announcement.Carolina A. Miranda has been appointed arts and urban design columnist for The Times.In her new role, Miranda will …
The quest for clicks has diminished the value of quality, thoughtful information and content. Real journalists and thoughtful content creators are often drowned out on social media platforms by bots …
Loyalty is a rare, but valuable commodity for publishers. Acquiring new paying customers and members can be an expensive business. As a …
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted many journalists and newsrooms in one way or another. Whether it's burnout from working extra hours, layoffs …
In the biggest week of news in the 2020 presidential campaign, one story dominated like no other: President Donald Trump contracting …
On Monday evening, President Donald Trump gently touched down on the White House lawn in Marine One after a weekend treatment for Covid-19 at …
What’s New in Publishing is proud to present The Publisher’s Guide to Navigating COVID-19, a special insight report sponsored by Sovrn and …
The number of positive COVID-19 tests out of the White House are now starting to pile up. More than a dozen that President Trump has been around …
As many newspapers seek cost savings and increased efficiencies through consolidation, this popular trend has found its way to the two largest papers in New Mexico: the Santa Fe New Mexican and …
Once upon a time, social media was used to connect us with family and friends. Businesses used it to reach customers and advertisers, and in some alternate reality, social media is still an innocent …
Welcome to our first annual newspaper sales compensation study. In combination with America’s Newspapers and Editor and Publisher, Media Staffing Network is happy to share this important data …
