Automated image toning helps newspaper printer reduce weekly color-correction time from seven to eight hours to just minutes, improving consistency across 25 newspapers. more

Journalists traditionally prepare for physically hostile environments, but little time is devoted to preparing to work in hostile information environments. more

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. (Nasdaq, NYSE Texas: DJT), operator of the social media platform Truth Social, the streaming platform Truth+, and the FinTech brand Truth.Fi, and TAE Technologies, Inc. , a fusion energy and power solutions company, announced that TMTG's registration statement on Form S-4 related to the previously announced merger has been declared effective by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Nov. 5. As a result, TMTG has filed a definitive proxy statement/prospectus and consent solicitation statement with the SEC. more

How do you make the U.S. Constitution — a document created nearly 240 years ago — relevant, accessible and engaging to today’s news media audience? At TribLIVE, Columnist and Community Engagement Editor Lori Falce found a creative answer. Her yearlong editorial series, “Constitution Under Construction,” explores the amendments through the lens of architecture. In this E&P Quick Read, Bob Miller shares how Falce’s innovative approach to constitutional education resonated with readers across the political spectrum and demonstrated the enduring value of a thoughtfully curated opinion page. more

Amsterdam News once collected about 40 cents of every dollar it billed for classifieds, including legal notices. Today, that figure is 90 to 98 cents. Learn how the publication improved collections, what new data supplied by Column, reveals about getting paid faster, and why rethinking payment practices could strengthen your publication’s cash flow. more

USA TODAY Co. announced a $100 million annualized cost-reduction program Thursday as third-quarter revenue fell 7.4% to $519.2 million. The publisher reported a $4.6 million net loss, compared with $39.2 million a year earlier. more

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr says he has no concerns about facing congressional investigations or subpoenas, even as Tuesday’s midterm elections give Democrats new opportunities to scrutinize an agency that has repeatedly clashed with lawmakers over its handling of broadcast regulation and media investigations. more

Tech companies could risk breaching European Union copyright laws when their artificial-intelligence chatbots reuse news articles to generate answers, a top adviser to the bloc’s highest court said. more

The press at the former Chattanooga Times Free Press office on 11th Street printed its final edition of the newspaper on Nov. 1 as the company moves print production to Knoxville. more

News Corp reported an increase in revenue for its fiscal first quarter, driven by continued growth across its Dow Jones, HarperCollins Publishers and digital real-estate-services divisions. It also boosted its profit margin in the period. more

Sinclair raised its full-year financial outlook after political advertising helped lift third-quarter revenue 16% to $893 million. more

Comments drafted by NPPA explain why the 30-minute delay impedes contemporaneous newsgathering and urge the City Council to pursue a legislative solution. more

Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and Microsoft have announced support for a shared signal that would make it easier for publishers to communicate that they do not want their websites scraped for AI training, Nieman Lab’s Laura Hazard Owen reported. more

Election Day traffic across BLOX Digital’s network rose 61% above the yearlong daily average, offering a clear reminder of the role community news organizations play when people need trusted information close to home. more

Comment spaces can help newsrooms interact directly with their audiences and create opportunities for meaningful public discourse. But fostering productive discussions takes time, thoughtful moderation and a clear engagement strategy. more

Environmental newsroom Mongabay is finding that showing how journalists report a story can help attract audiences who might otherwise scroll past it. Behind-the-scenes videos featuring reporters and their investigations have become part of its approach to reaching viewers on Instagram and YouTube, Nieman Lab’s Sarah Scire reported. more

Kentucky Educational Television has a new leader.  more

Dunlap Media Group recently announced the hiring of Landon King as a sports reporter for GoLaurens.com and digital producer for the Laurens Raiders Sports Network and the Laurens County Lowdown. more

The Island News [Beaufort, South Carolina} has added another veteran reporter to its staff. This one has worked for The Island News previously. Tony Kukulich, most recently of The Post & Courier, will cover Beaufort County, with much of his focus, though not necessarily all, on the area south of the Broad River. more