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When you think of public interest news, it is easy to think of council meetings and local politics. But the broader national and international …
It is essential for marketers to question the efficacy of the outlets where they place their advertising campaigns. They must choose channels …
We’re in a period of political transition here in the United States, with the incoming Biden administration subject to the usual allotment of …
Eric Feigl-Ding picked up his phone on the first ring. “Busy,” he said, when asked how things were going. He had just finished up an …
2020 is on track to become the planet’s hottest on record. Experts say the climate crisis could erase the progress made in human health over …
In general, virtual events are boring, at least that’s the sentiment bubbling up from both attendees and advertisers eight months after the …
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 …
If I had the chance to interview the incoming president, I’m not exactly sure what I wouldn’t ask him. The choice between the current president and Republican candidate Donald Trump and former vice president and Democratic candidate Joe Biden left me with a sense of dread for the upcoming election. I honestly had no drive to vote at all...
Don Farley knows 37 years is a long time to spend with one company, even when you don’t spend it all in one position.Farley, president and publisher of Times-Shamrock Communications, announced …
Boston Globe Media Partners (BGMP) announced today that Linda Henry will serve as Chief Executive Officer of the organization, which includes The Boston Globe, Boston.com, and STAT News.Linda Henry …
It’s no secret that content creators are finding it increasingly difficult to have valuable conversations online. Everyone has the ability to publish — but not everyone is able to have …
In the grip of the global COVID-19 pandemic and its severe direct and indirect impacts, 2020 has likely been the most difficult year in the …
As the COVID-19 pandemic escalated across San Antonio and Texas and the United States, we found ourselves with a massive amount of stories, …
Despite a pandemic that’s shocked the entire economy and impending antitrust lawsuits, Big Tech is doing rather well. Amazon, Apple, …
The UK has suffered through one of the worst coronavirus epidemics in the world, with more than 650,000 confirmed cases by mid-October, over …
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 …
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit earlier this year, it knocked out an already-struggling news industry, causing advertising dollars to plummet and newsrooms to layoff staff or to close entirely. Despite the ongoing struggles brought on by the pandemic, civil unrest and a volatile U.S. presidential election, news companies found innovate ways of boosting their bottom line so that they could continue to serve their communities.
As the printing and publishing industry adjusts to change, we continue to seek new and more financially responsible ways to maintain sustainability—or in some unique cases find profitability. …
Coronavirus and COVID-19 are words that have become all too common around the world these past few months. With the COVID-19 pandemic causing millions of deaths and illnesses, drastically affecting …
