For much of the past twenty-five years, digital journalism operated according to a simple growth formula: publish more, rank higher, attract more visitors, and work out how to monetize them later. The newsrooms that prospered were those most adept at capturing attention through platforms they neither owned nor controlled. That era is drawing to a close. more

The Associated Press’s guidance says President Donald Trump’s executive order affects only how the U.S. government refers to the lake, not Canada or other countries. more

2026 marks the 86th celebration of National Newspaper Week. Since 1940, Newspaper Association Managers has sponsored and supported National Newspaper Week, a week-long promotion of the newspaper industry in the United States and Canada. more

If broadcast groups want buy-in for desperately needed multiplatform changes, they need to dial back some of the EP’s duties and add a manager of content development into the mix. more

As Congress debates policies with impact to local newspapers — from rising postal rates to AI companies scraping original journalism — America’s Newspapers President and CEO Dean Ridings argues that news media publishers need to bring their concerns and suggested solutions to the legislative branch. In this debut of Riding’s monthly E&P opinion column, Ridings makes the case for why news media leaders need to show up, speak out and make sure Washington hears “The Newspaper Perspective.” more

D’Onofrio joined The Washington Post in June 2025 as chief financial officer before becoming interim publisher and CEO for seven months, succeeding William Lewis. more

Josh Keller will guide the desk’s visual journalism across graphics, video, photo and more. more

The owners of The Blade are looking to sell the Toledo newspaper and said Tuesday that if they’re unsuccessful, both the print and digital versions of the paper will stop publishing at the end of the year. more

The companies say they will work cooperatively with the Justice Department, providing the requested additional information and documentary material more

“Today The Washington Sun rises — and with it a belief that we can reimagine the traditional newspaper for the digital age.“ — Dana Milbank, a Washington Sun Perspectives columnist more

Editor & Publisher has become the first publisher to earn Ethical AI Certification from the Alliance for Audited Media, independently verifying that its AI policies and procedures align with industry best practices. At noon ET on Thursday, September 10, E&P’s Gretchen Peck and Mike Blinder will join AAM’s Richard Murphy for a live sponsored broadcast exploring the certification process, sharing lessons learned and answering attendee questions. Register to attend live, access the recording afterward, or both. more

The lawsuit alleges that the news organization failed to pay for all of the hours employees worked and to provide off-duty meal breaks, among other labor violations. more

Fox News is “suppressing MAGA news” and enforcing a “shadow ban” of some of President Donald Trump’s surrogates, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro charged in an audacious op-ed on Tuesday. more

MS Now anchor Alex Witt signed off from the network Sunday afternoon, capping off a nearly three-decade run at the outlet. more

Genius Sports and TelevisaUnivision, the world’s leading Spanish-language media company, will enhance live broadcasts of Liga MX for the first time with the launch of visual augmentations, in-game data and premium new sponsorship inventory. more

Reporters Committee attorneys representing journalist Jackie Botts argue that ICE and other agencies violated the Freedom of Information Act. more

About 50 people were tested, an unparalleled inquiry that comes in the wake of news reports about the war with Iran and the U.S. military’s diminished stocks of munitions. more

A new study has found that audience evaluations of emerging media are tied not only to attitudes toward new technologies, but also to the institutional authority audiences attach to journalism. more