The Daily News in Ludington, Michigan, started using ProImage OnColor image toning cloud solution earlier this year. The Daily News uploads approximately 250 images monthly through OnColor which color corrects CMYK images, adjusts image resolution and converts color images to black & white as needed. more

The Toronto Star has strengthened its newsroom with the introduction of two managing editors to support its award-winning journalism. The Star’s Editor-in-Chief Nicole MacIntyre announced the new positions alongside expanded roles for the Star’s newsroom leadership team and areas of growth including live events, audience engagement and multimedia content. more

Donald Trump isn’t just content this week with personally demeaning female journalists, POTUS has now decided to make his war on the so-called “enemy of the people” online official with a new White House website page. more

She won two world titles and six Canadian national championships, and was also a television anchor, reporter and commentator. more

The Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas recently published a new ebook in Spanish about the adverse conditions journalists in Central America face and how they resist these threats. more

The program is in partnership with Biohub, a philanthropic science initiative co-founded by Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan. more

iHeartMedia has announced that Executive Vice President of Finance and Deputy Chief Financial Officer Mike McGuinness will be promoted to chief financial officer, effective Jan. 1, taking a set of C-Suite duties off the plate of Richard Bressler. more

The Financial Times Group has announced a strategic partnership with RavenPack, a leader in AI and big data analytics for financial services.  The partnership comprises three components: an investment in RavenPack by FT Ventures, an AI content licence framework with FT Professional, and access to selected FT Group products and services. more

U.S. President Donald Trump lashed out at a female reporter on Thursday, calling her a “stupid person” for asking a question about the vetting of the suspect in the shooting of two National Guards in Washington, D.C. more

For Doug Phares, the addictive five-letter puzzle game wasn’t just a pandemic distraction — it was a mirror. The former newspaper CEO and current business strategist realized his daily Wordle routine mimicked a deeper management habit: rigid strategies giving way to rash decisions under pressure. In this reflective column, Phares draws a surprising connection between gameplay and leadership — and invites readers to consider what hidden patterns might be shaping their own decision-making. more

Robert Whitehead believes the news industry is entering a make-or-break era defined by AI disruption, collapsing platform traffic and growing public distrust. In a conversation with E&P, he said generative AI is “as transformative as electricity.” He warned that publishers are still distracted by “shiny objects” instead of rebuilding the fundamentals that audiences actually value. His new report, authored for the INMA, outlines why newsrooms must urgently rethink distribution, trust, and brand experience to survive. And unless publishers rapidly differentiate their value and restore confidence in their journalism, he argues, they risk losing relevance at the very moment democracy needs them most. more

The Northern Lights illuminated the sky above Eden Prairie, Minnesota on November 11, 2025. —Casey Marble, Student Journalist, Hubbard School of Journalism, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota more

Tickaroo, a news and sports media software leader, today released the results of its Future of Journalism Survey, exposing a growing tension between the next generation of journalists’ fierce belief in the profession’s democratic purpose, and frustration with the industry’s economics, culture and future direction. Sixty-nine percent say the industry urgently needs reinvention. more

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has announced an additional $507,000 investment in the Mountain West News Bureau (MWNB), extending the regional journalism collaboration through June 30, 2028, and enabling the addition of a new digital editor to strengthen its multi-platform reporting. more

News outlets explain their work and seek legal backing while facing unprecedented pressures: ‘The ultimate goal is to kill reporting and to kill journalism that is less favorable to him,’ says one expert. more

Warner Bros. Discovery has asked bidders to submit a sweetened second round of offers by Monday, Dec. 1, Deadline has confirmed. more

iHeartMedia is doubling down on its positioning as one of the last “truly human” mass-reach entertainment platforms. In a memo to staff, Chief Programming Officer Tom Poleman announced that as of this week, “Guaranteed Human” will become a central part of the company’s on-air identity — from hourly legal IDs to new sweepers that reinforce the message of real voices and real connection. more

The Scott Trust, sole shareholder of Guardian Media Group, has announced the appointment of internationally recognized technologist, researcher and human rights advocate Sam Gregory to its board. more

Former staffers say a new owner dealt the respected publication a death blow when service members and veterans needed it most. more