#gannett

#gannett

Reviewed, once shut down by Gannett, is revived under new ownership with old content rehashed as current.

Gannett is shutting down its product review site Reviewed due to ongoing scrutiny over the authenticity of its content.

Gannett's Reviewed site will close in November due to changing Google algorithms affecting traffic, amid allegations of AI-generated content.

Gannett's leadership emphasizes factual reporting and local issues over national candidate endorsements, reflecting a shift towards serving a larger, middle-ground audience.

The Providence Journal's printing facility will close in March due to unavoidable supply chain issues, shifting operations to New Jersey.

Google faces antitrust concerns following a United States District Judge's decision to continue with a case filed by advertising companies accusing Google of anti-competitive practices.

The Judge allows a case by Gannett, a major news media publisher, to proceed, focusing on allegations that Google fraudulently concealed the effects of its technology on ad revenue.

Citi analysts upgraded Gannett to Neutral, anticipating potential positive developments from the DOJ case against Google influencing Gannett's equity value.

Gannett's upgrade to Neutral reflects optimistic expectations for its case against Google and potential financial improvements.

The U.S. DOJ's antitrust case against Google strengthens competition claims, potentially transforming the online advertising industry.

Gannett is using AI to create 'Key Points' for articles, aiming to enhance reporting and audience experience.

Sarah Leach faced job loss after discussing broken promises with Gannett.

Leach received significant support after her firing and is pursuing new opportunities to share important stories independently.

Gannett is implementing AI-generated bullet points at the top of journalist's articles to enhance reader experience.

Sarah Leach, an editor at Gannett, was fired for sharing information with a reporter from a competing media company, raising concerns about company ethics and employee surveillance.

Journalists at Gannett newsrooms in Austin and Rochester go on strike during the total solar eclipse.

Austin and Rochester reporters continue strike over stalled contract negotiations despite eclipse coverage plans.

Firing an editor for talking to the media highlights contradictions within news organizations.

Gannett's Massachusetts newspapers, including Patriot Ledger and Brockton Enterprise, shifted to remote work.

The move comes after layoffs and closures post-Gannett acquisition, with some exceptions for larger newspapers.