The Villages Media Group has chosen ProImage’s NewsWayX to streamline its production workflow and address long-standing challenges. The installation of NewsWayX, a cloud-based workflow management solution, has enabled the company to achieve greater flexibility, efficiency and accuracy in the printing processes. more

The Center for Integrity in News Reporting will expand its state journalism awards to California with a gift from Larry W. Sonsini, the prominent attorney who counseled many of the technology industry's defining companies. more

The greatest forces reshaping American education — from declining enrollment and school funding to AI — may make national headlines, but their consequences are profoundly local. In this E&P exclusive, Taayoo Murray explores how education reporters are uncovering the human stories about children, parents and the communities impacted by policy and legislative decisions. more

From the Pentagon’s upheaval at Stars and Stripes to troubling trends in America’s public schools, policy decisions have profound consequences for the people they affect. Editor & Publisher’s Editor-in-Chief Gretchen A. Peck considers why journalists must look beyond the headlines and statistics to connect those decisions to the lives of military families, students and communities — and why that reporting matters now more than ever. more

During a plein-air painting event at Stone Hill Winery in Hermann, Missouri, a woman paints the vineyard and incorporates her own hand and glass into the painting. Photo credit: Tony Carosella/Hermann Advertiser-Courier, a CherryRoad Media Newspaper more

Masked Israeli settlers attacked and injured a Palestinian woman and members of an NBC News team reporting in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Saturday. more

Daybreak is free. It requires no contract, no credit card and almost no work from the publisher. Yet Community Impact CEO John Garrett says the tool has delivered hundreds of advertising leads and helped produce more than $40,000 in documented sales. At a time when getting a business decision-maker to answer a call or open an email can be the hardest part of media sales, Daybreak helps interested prospects raise their hands first. more

Sean Kelly will deliver forecasts for NewsCenter 5's weekend morning newscasts, while also contributing to weather coverage across WCVB's broadcast, digital, streaming and social media platforms. more

Annie Allen is taking on an additional role as VP, Global Special Events, alongside her responsibilities as executive producer of Live Events, North America. more

PBS Reno has promoted Helen Krohn to the role of Content & Marketing project manager. In this role, Krohn will oversee the scheduling, resources, staffing and follow-up of all projects involving the Content & Marketing departments.  more

The U.S. Treasury Department is preventing certain journalists from covering a finance meeting among the world’s most powerful countries, the latest example of how President Donald Trump’s administration has restricted media access. (Plus: National Press Club Statement on exclusion of journalists from G20 meeting) more

Nielsen is heightening its scrutiny of networks making competitive claims using blended audience data. more

The president has argued that the news organization sought to undermine his 2024 presidential campaign by disparaging his reputation as a businessman. The New York Times has moved to dismiss the lawsuit. more

SiriusXM is dropping Howard Stern's Howard 101 from its channel lineup as part of a reshuffling that will move Andy Cohen's Radio Andy into the channel's former slot. The changes take effect Sept. 1, according to an update posted by SiriusXM. Radio Andy, the pop culture channel curated and hosted by Cohen, will move from channel 102 to channel 101. Stern's primary Howard 100 channel will remain on channel 100. more

Rupert Murdoch and his son Lachlan Murdoch are contemplating a recombination of Fox Corp and News Corp, uniting a TV company with a widespread news operation and cementing the family's control over a dwindling empire, court documents and video show. more

Donald Trump took aim at New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman after she published a story claiming the president planned to skip a 9/11 memorial service at Ground Zero because he would be unable to give a speech. more

Two years of falling FCC bills are ending for AM and FM broadcasters. The agency officially rejected requests from the NAB and dozens of state associations to soften a coming fee increase for AM and FM stations, following a jump in the agency’s operating budget. more

Connoisseur Media has entered into an agreement to sell its four radio stations serving the Austin and Albert Lea, Minnesota, markets to Hometown Broadcasting of Austin and Albert Lea, LLC. more