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Good Morning, News: Dispatches from City Council, Details of the Providence Strike, and a Potential Cease-Fire Between Israel and Hamas

Support local journalism and arts to maintain community engagement.
Health care workers in Oregon are striking for better pay and staffing levels.

Good Morning, News: Power Outages for Christmas, Homeless Bans Surge Nationwide, and the Beyonce Halftime Show We Needed

The Mercury emphasizes the essential role of local journalism in community engagement and addressing pressing local issues.

Good Morning, News: Millionaires for Gonzalez, Pager Explosions in Lebanon, and Portland Gets Its Own WNBA Team!

Portland's new WNBA franchise signifies a major advancement for women's sports in the city.

Good Morning, News: Stink Mystery Lingers, Mapps Roasts Gonzalez, and Deadly Hurricane Bears Down on Florida

Local journalism and arts coverage are invaluable for Portland's community and require public support to thrive.
WING WEEK will feature 70 local restaurants offering $8 wings, celebrating Portland's culinary scene.

Live Shots: 11th Annual 48 Hills Gala was splendid-we need you to reach our goal! - 48 hills

The 11th Annual 48 Hills Gala celebrated "Women of Resistance," supporting local journalism and arts despite financial challenges faced by sponsors.

Good Morning, News: Mayor-Elect Wilson Pressures Current Council, the Latest Election Results, and a Weekend of BAAAAD Political Takes

Local journalism and arts are crucial for Portland's community identity and cohesion. Support is essential for its continued existence.

Good Morning, News: Dispatches from City Council, Details of the Providence Strike, and a Potential Cease-Fire Between Israel and Hamas

Support local journalism and arts to maintain community engagement.
Health care workers in Oregon are striking for better pay and staffing levels.

Good Morning, News: Power Outages for Christmas, Homeless Bans Surge Nationwide, and the Beyonce Halftime Show We Needed

The Mercury emphasizes the essential role of local journalism in community engagement and addressing pressing local issues.

Good Morning, News: Millionaires for Gonzalez, Pager Explosions in Lebanon, and Portland Gets Its Own WNBA Team!

Portland's new WNBA franchise signifies a major advancement for women's sports in the city.

Good Morning, News: Stink Mystery Lingers, Mapps Roasts Gonzalez, and Deadly Hurricane Bears Down on Florida

Local journalism and arts coverage are invaluable for Portland's community and require public support to thrive.
WING WEEK will feature 70 local restaurants offering $8 wings, celebrating Portland's culinary scene.

Live Shots: 11th Annual 48 Hills Gala was splendid-we need you to reach our goal! - 48 hills

The 11th Annual 48 Hills Gala celebrated "Women of Resistance," supporting local journalism and arts despite financial challenges faced by sponsors.

Good Morning, News: Mayor-Elect Wilson Pressures Current Council, the Latest Election Results, and a Weekend of BAAAAD Political Takes

Local journalism and arts are crucial for Portland's community identity and cohesion. Support is essential for its continued existence.
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NTM's Lina Hedenstrom offers 2 reasons for media optimism in 2025

NTM has successfully adapted to digital transformation with significant growth in both digital advertising and subscriptions.

With obituaries, we share Berkeley's history through the people who lived it

Berkeleyside's obituary program highlights the significance of individual lives in shaping Berkeley's community history.

A rare newspaper war was brewing in Baltimore. Then a billionaire owner began meddling. - Poynter

Local journalism in Baltimore showed resilience following a disaster, providing extensive coverage amid a journalistic decline in other areas.
#investigative-reporting

Column: O.C. Supervisor Andrew Do's downfall started with this dogged reporter

Local journalism can hold powerful figures accountable, as demonstrated by Nick Gerda's reporting on politician Andrew Do's bribery case.

Local journalism with impact: Sacramento Bee's 2024 stories that made a difference

The Sacramento Bee aims to strengthen communities by addressing key issues and demanding accountability from those in power.

Why we are introducing online subscriptions - and the benefits it will offer

The Romford Recorder is introducing subscriptions to maintain local journalism and provide valuable community coverage.

Column: O.C. Supervisor Andrew Do's downfall started with this dogged reporter

Local journalism can hold powerful figures accountable, as demonstrated by Nick Gerda's reporting on politician Andrew Do's bribery case.

Local journalism with impact: Sacramento Bee's 2024 stories that made a difference

The Sacramento Bee aims to strengthen communities by addressing key issues and demanding accountability from those in power.

Why we are introducing online subscriptions - and the benefits it will offer

The Romford Recorder is introducing subscriptions to maintain local journalism and provide valuable community coverage.
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#media-sustainability

A fired Gannett editor has started her own digital news site - Poynter

Sarah Leach launched the Ottawa News Network after being fired, addressing local news needs in her community with a focus on informed engagement.

Local journalism in New York gets big boost with first-ever NYS payroll tax credit | amNewYork

New York introduces tax credit to support local journalism outlets, a first-in-the-nation initiative.

A fired Gannett editor has started her own digital news site - Poynter

Sarah Leach launched the Ottawa News Network after being fired, addressing local news needs in her community with a focus on informed engagement.

Local journalism in New York gets big boost with first-ever NYS payroll tax credit | amNewYork

New York introduces tax credit to support local journalism outlets, a first-in-the-nation initiative.
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#community-engagement

At Berkeleyside Idea Makers Dec. 5: Journalism at a crossroads

Berkeleyside emphasizes the critical role of local journalism in democracy and community engagement amidst challenges facing independent media.

Postmedia completes $1M purchase of Atlantic Canada's largest newspaper chain | CBC News

Postmedia Network has acquired SaltWire Network and Halifax Herald, enhancing its commitment to local journalism in Atlantic Canada.

Good Morning, News: Portland Wants Climate Reform, Election Eve Going Exactly As You Expect, and Actually, Ranked Voting and Lots of Candidates are GOOD THINGS

Support local journalism and arts coverage to maintain vibrant community engagement in Portland.
Ranked-choice voting promotes diversity and democracy in local elections.

Most Americans say local news is important. But they're consuming less of it.

Local journalism can be impactful and recognized through prestigious awards like the Pulitzer Prizes.

Good Morning, News: Ghost Gun Makers Say Adding Serial Numbers to Their Secret Guns Too Hard, Grant Money To Teach Voters About Ranked Choice Voting, and New Oregon Poet Laureate Alert

Local journalism is essential for Portland's community engagement and arts coverage.
Ranked choice voting education efforts are being funded to dispel confusion.
Recent events in Portland highlight community, safety, and local sports achievements.

DOJ asks 40-year sentence for man who assaulted Nancy Pelosi's husband

Make the news worthwhile for your time.

At Berkeleyside Idea Makers Dec. 5: Journalism at a crossroads

Berkeleyside emphasizes the critical role of local journalism in democracy and community engagement amidst challenges facing independent media.

Postmedia completes $1M purchase of Atlantic Canada's largest newspaper chain | CBC News

Postmedia Network has acquired SaltWire Network and Halifax Herald, enhancing its commitment to local journalism in Atlantic Canada.

Good Morning, News: Portland Wants Climate Reform, Election Eve Going Exactly As You Expect, and Actually, Ranked Voting and Lots of Candidates are GOOD THINGS

Support local journalism and arts coverage to maintain vibrant community engagement in Portland.
Ranked-choice voting promotes diversity and democracy in local elections.

Most Americans say local news is important. But they're consuming less of it.

Local journalism can be impactful and recognized through prestigious awards like the Pulitzer Prizes.

Good Morning, News: Ghost Gun Makers Say Adding Serial Numbers to Their Secret Guns Too Hard, Grant Money To Teach Voters About Ranked Choice Voting, and New Oregon Poet Laureate Alert

Local journalism is essential for Portland's community engagement and arts coverage.
Ranked choice voting education efforts are being funded to dispel confusion.
Recent events in Portland highlight community, safety, and local sports achievements.

DOJ asks 40-year sentence for man who assaulted Nancy Pelosi's husband

Make the news worthwhile for your time.
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#portland

Good Morning, News: Boeing Workers on Strike, Kamala Rakes In the Cash, and Carmen Rubio Is Not Applying to Be an Amazon Driver

Portland's Clean Energy Fund receives approval for $92 million in grants to support 71 climate-related projects.

Good Morning, News: Two Hundred New Shelter Beds, High Speed Rail Plan Moves Forward, and Ethics Committee Releases Damning Gaetz Report

Support local journalism and arts to sustain Portland's vibrant community.
Portland's leaders are taking immediate actions to help the unhoused this winter.

Good Morning, News: The Lowdown on Upcoming Oregon Laws, Trump Says He Won't Bring Back Polio (But Might Help Bring Back Other Diseases), and Alien Skepticism

The Small Donor Elections program is facing serious internal issues, including allegations of bullying and mismanagement that could impact local electoral processes.

Good Morning, News: Trump's Horror Show Returns, City Council Results Explained (with Emojis), and Portland Progressives Rule the Day

Support local journalism and arts is vital for Portland's community resilience.

Good Morning, News: Political Posturing on Parade, the Disappearing Vaux's Swifts, and the Utter Insanity of Presidential Polls

Portland's Mercury is vital for local journalism and events; community support is essential for its continuation.

Good Morning, News: County Considering "Catastrophic" Tax Cut, East Coast Drone Panic, and ABC News Caves to Trump

Support local journalism and arts coverage in Portland.
Participate in the Mercury's SEX SURVEY to share anonymous insights about love and sex in the city.

Good Morning, News: Boeing Workers on Strike, Kamala Rakes In the Cash, and Carmen Rubio Is Not Applying to Be an Amazon Driver

Portland's Clean Energy Fund receives approval for $92 million in grants to support 71 climate-related projects.

Good Morning, News: Two Hundred New Shelter Beds, High Speed Rail Plan Moves Forward, and Ethics Committee Releases Damning Gaetz Report

Support local journalism and arts to sustain Portland's vibrant community.
Portland's leaders are taking immediate actions to help the unhoused this winter.

Good Morning, News: The Lowdown on Upcoming Oregon Laws, Trump Says He Won't Bring Back Polio (But Might Help Bring Back Other Diseases), and Alien Skepticism

The Small Donor Elections program is facing serious internal issues, including allegations of bullying and mismanagement that could impact local electoral processes.

Good Morning, News: Trump's Horror Show Returns, City Council Results Explained (with Emojis), and Portland Progressives Rule the Day

Support local journalism and arts is vital for Portland's community resilience.

Good Morning, News: Political Posturing on Parade, the Disappearing Vaux's Swifts, and the Utter Insanity of Presidential Polls

Portland's Mercury is vital for local journalism and events; community support is essential for its continuation.

Good Morning, News: County Considering "Catastrophic" Tax Cut, East Coast Drone Panic, and ABC News Caves to Trump

Support local journalism and arts coverage in Portland.
Participate in the Mercury's SEX SURVEY to share anonymous insights about love and sex in the city.
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#community-support

A 137-year-old newspaper faced extinction. Readers said: 'We'll pay more.'

Community support revitalized the Plainsman Herald, highlighting the vital role local newspapers play in maintaining informed democracy.

Prepare for the unthinkable

Local journalism must adapt to navigate crises affecting communities effectively, ensuring resilience for both the public and the news organizations.

Berkeley Wire

Support for local journalism is essential for maintaining access to reliable news.
Reader donations help sustain Berkeleyside's reporting efforts.

Good Morning, News: Portland Protesters Plot New Path, Restaurant Sues City for $2.4 Million, and Biden Sets Commutation Record

The Portland Mercury emphasizes the importance of local journalism and community support for covering city events and news.

Good Morning, News: Road Rager Sent to Prison, In-N-Out Burger Reportedly "In," and Couch Enthusiast Vance Silent on January 6

Support your local journalism to help the community thrive.
Toxic masculinity can manifest in dangerous behaviors like road rage, affecting innocent bystanders.

Good Morning, News: Police Training to Include "Killology," Real Progress in Housing the Homeless, and Tim "Ballz to the" Walz at the DNC

Lack of oversight in Oregon police training poses risks of a 'warrior' mentality among officers, countering de-escalation efforts.
Multnomah County shows success in housing initiatives for the homeless, indicating progress.

A 137-year-old newspaper faced extinction. Readers said: 'We'll pay more.'

Community support revitalized the Plainsman Herald, highlighting the vital role local newspapers play in maintaining informed democracy.

Prepare for the unthinkable

Local journalism must adapt to navigate crises affecting communities effectively, ensuring resilience for both the public and the news organizations.

Berkeley Wire

Support for local journalism is essential for maintaining access to reliable news.
Reader donations help sustain Berkeleyside's reporting efforts.

Good Morning, News: Portland Protesters Plot New Path, Restaurant Sues City for $2.4 Million, and Biden Sets Commutation Record

The Portland Mercury emphasizes the importance of local journalism and community support for covering city events and news.

Good Morning, News: Road Rager Sent to Prison, In-N-Out Burger Reportedly "In," and Couch Enthusiast Vance Silent on January 6

Support your local journalism to help the community thrive.
Toxic masculinity can manifest in dangerous behaviors like road rage, affecting innocent bystanders.

Good Morning, News: Police Training to Include "Killology," Real Progress in Housing the Homeless, and Tim "Ballz to the" Walz at the DNC

Lack of oversight in Oregon police training poses risks of a 'warrior' mentality among officers, countering de-escalation efforts.
Multnomah County shows success in housing initiatives for the homeless, indicating progress.
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Local collaboration follows contraction

News organizations must focus on local coverage and reader loyalty rather than chasing viral content.
Collaborative efforts among news media can enhance state coverage and community connection.

Gretchen Day-Bryant named next executive editor of the South Florida Sun Sentinel

Gretchen Day-Bryant has been appointed executive editor of the South Florida Sun Sentinel, succeeding Julie Anderson, effective December 13.

Nosh takes home 2 SF Press Club Awards

East Bay Nosh won multiple awards at the 2024 San Francisco Press Club Awards, highlighting its impactful journalism on environmental issues.
#portland-events

Good Morning, News: Dems Win Oregon Supermajority, Cleaning Up Ross Island, and How to Respond to Idiot Relatives

Support local journalism and arts coverage is vital for community engagement and awareness in Portland.

Good Morning, News: Multnomah County Sues NW Natural, Hurricane Milton Makes Landfall, and Codependent Jellyfish

Multnomah County is suing fossil fuel companies for their role in climate change and accountability for misinformation, aiming for broader responsibility for climate impact.

FREE TICKETS THURSDAY: Enter to Win Free Tix to See Cornelius, Connie Chung, That Mexican OT, the ABBA Tribute, and MORE!

The article promotes upcoming events and concerts in Portland, encouraging readers to win free tickets and support local journalism.

Good Morning, News: Dems Win Oregon Supermajority, Cleaning Up Ross Island, and How to Respond to Idiot Relatives

Support local journalism and arts coverage is vital for community engagement and awareness in Portland.

Good Morning, News: Multnomah County Sues NW Natural, Hurricane Milton Makes Landfall, and Codependent Jellyfish

Multnomah County is suing fossil fuel companies for their role in climate change and accountability for misinformation, aiming for broader responsibility for climate impact.

FREE TICKETS THURSDAY: Enter to Win Free Tix to See Cornelius, Connie Chung, That Mexican OT, the ABBA Tribute, and MORE!

The article promotes upcoming events and concerts in Portland, encouraging readers to win free tickets and support local journalism.
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#portland-news

Good Morning, News: Feds to Pay Portland Protester, Weird Stink Mystery Solved, and Trump's Cabinet of Sexual Abusers

Portland is experiencing a slight population increase after three years of decline, and local journalism is emphasized for its community value.

Good Morning, News: Auditors Let Gonzalez Slide on Wikipedia Edits, the Plastics We Consume, and Portland Is No Longer the Whitest City

The Portland Auditor's Office found insufficient evidence against Commissioner Gonzalez for using city funds for political purposes, but further investigations are ongoing.

Good Morning, News: Carmen's Continued, Calamitous Car Crisis, Shrooms Supporters Seek Strategy, and JD Vance Remains Evil (Deeply Dangerous and Delusional)

Carmen Rubio's parking violations and recent incident could severely impact her mayoral campaign.

Good Morning, News: Last Chance to Sound Off on I-5 Bridge, Gonzalez's Latest Campaign Finance Violation, and a Monday Morning Mini-Rant!

The Mercury emphasizes the importance of local journalism and community support for effective news and arts coverage.

Good Morning, News: Keith Wilson is Mayor-Elect, Bernie Offers Harsh (But True) Feedback for Dems, and Lame Ducks Gonzalez and Mapps Don't Wanna Work Anymore

Importance of supporting local journalism for a vibrant community.
Encouragement to engage with the outdoors for mental well-being.
Positive outlook on City Council elections favoring progressives.

Good Morning, News: Feds to Pay Portland Protester, Weird Stink Mystery Solved, and Trump's Cabinet of Sexual Abusers

Portland is experiencing a slight population increase after three years of decline, and local journalism is emphasized for its community value.

Good Morning, News: Auditors Let Gonzalez Slide on Wikipedia Edits, the Plastics We Consume, and Portland Is No Longer the Whitest City

The Portland Auditor's Office found insufficient evidence against Commissioner Gonzalez for using city funds for political purposes, but further investigations are ongoing.

Good Morning, News: Carmen's Continued, Calamitous Car Crisis, Shrooms Supporters Seek Strategy, and JD Vance Remains Evil (Deeply Dangerous and Delusional)

Carmen Rubio's parking violations and recent incident could severely impact her mayoral campaign.

Good Morning, News: Last Chance to Sound Off on I-5 Bridge, Gonzalez's Latest Campaign Finance Violation, and a Monday Morning Mini-Rant!

The Mercury emphasizes the importance of local journalism and community support for effective news and arts coverage.

Good Morning, News: Keith Wilson is Mayor-Elect, Bernie Offers Harsh (But True) Feedback for Dems, and Lame Ducks Gonzalez and Mapps Don't Wanna Work Anymore

Importance of supporting local journalism for a vibrant community.
Encouragement to engage with the outdoors for mental well-being.
Positive outlook on City Council elections favoring progressives.
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#accountability

Support THE CITY Year End | THE CITY (Powered by Donorbox)

Local journalism is essential for solving community issues.
Support for local journalism helps maintain accountability and transparency.

Tuesday's Headlines: News Biz Contractions Edition - Streetsblog New York City

Local journalism faces challenges with WCBS-880 format shift and New York Times endorsements cessation.

Support THE CITY Year End | THE CITY (Powered by Donorbox)

Local journalism is essential for solving community issues.
Support for local journalism helps maintain accountability and transparency.

Tuesday's Headlines: News Biz Contractions Edition - Streetsblog New York City

Local journalism faces challenges with WCBS-880 format shift and New York Times endorsements cessation.
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Brooklyn Power List celebrates the borough's top changemakers * Brooklyn Paper

Brooklyn trailblazers were honored at the Schneps Media gala, celebrating contributions across various industries and the importance of local journalism.

We asked two local journalists reporting from polling centers on Election Day: What are the vibes?

Voter engagement is down as tensions around the election increase, leading to reluctance in public discourse according to reporter Justin Garcia.
#media

Meet David Hoffmann, the Florida Billionaire Buying Up Print Newspapers

Local newspapers still hold significant value and community importance, despite industry challenges.
David Hoffmann considers Lee Enterprises a promising investment opportunity.

This just in! Remember these Miami TV news anchors? Ralph Renick, Sally Fitz, others?

Miami has a rich history of television news anchors, with some like Ralph Renick and Ann Bishop serving for several decades.

Meet David Hoffmann, the Florida Billionaire Buying Up Print Newspapers

Local newspapers still hold significant value and community importance, despite industry challenges.
David Hoffmann considers Lee Enterprises a promising investment opportunity.

This just in! Remember these Miami TV news anchors? Ralph Renick, Sally Fitz, others?

Miami has a rich history of television news anchors, with some like Ralph Renick and Ann Bishop serving for several decades.
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How Uvalde's Newspaper Kept Going, Despite Unimaginable Loss

Craig Garnett embodies the local perspective on Uvalde's tragedy, articulating community grief and the pressing need for reflection and remembrance.

Carpenter Media Group has a 'pattern' of acquisitions and layoffs, union alleges - Poynter

The Honolulu Star-Advertiser is laying off 20% of its newsroom staff, reflecting broader financial difficulties in the newspaper industry.

Through widespread outages and collapsed infrastructure, North Carolina journalists hustle to cover Helene's aftermath - Poynter

Hurricane Helene caused severe flooding and communication breakdowns, impacting local journalism and isolating communities in western North Carolina.
#digital-news

With help from Denmark's Zetland, Finland will get a member-supported news outlet in 2025

Finland will welcome a new digital news outlet, Uusi Juttu, launching in January 2024 with over 5,000 paying members already signed up.

Lookout Santa Cruz, digital site with a backstory, wins Pulitzer for breaking news - Poynter

Lookout Santa Cruz staff won Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Reporting.

With help from Denmark's Zetland, Finland will get a member-supported news outlet in 2025

Finland will welcome a new digital news outlet, Uusi Juttu, launching in January 2024 with over 5,000 paying members already signed up.

Lookout Santa Cruz, digital site with a backstory, wins Pulitzer for breaking news - Poynter

Lookout Santa Cruz staff won Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Reporting.
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Tech companies should do more to promote local news, says Nandy

Support local newspapers to combat disinformation effectively.
Tech companies must prioritize local news stories for a fair media landscape.

Rebooting the Minnesota Star Tribune: A conversation with Steve Grove

The Minnesota Star Tribune is refocusing on core areas to grow its subscriber base, while streamlining less relevant content.
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'Google got off easy': Why media experts oppose California's new journalism bill

California's deal with Google raises concerns as critics argue it benefits the tech giant while failing to support local journalism effectively.

Google agreed to pay millions for California news. Journalists call it a bad deal

Google's financial support for local journalism in California is criticized as a deal that primarily benefits the tech company.
California's abandonment of a legislative bill limits ongoing support for news outlets and substantial funding opportunities.

Big Tech Likes California's AI Content Deal, but Journalists Disagree

Google's deal with California to fund local journalism is viewed as a tactical move that ultimately favors the tech company over actual media support.

Don't believe the political ads: Google is not a champion of local journalism in California | Opinion

California's Assembly Bill 886 aims to restore local journalism funding by requiring major platforms like Google to share their journalism-related revenues.

Gavin Newsom is touting a deal to help California journalism. He killed a better one | Opinion

Google's $242.5 million deal for California newsrooms is inadequate compared to the ad revenue it gains from news content.
Local journalism suffers due to declining revenues exacerbated by media monopolies.

Google avoids "link tax" bill with deal to fund California journalism and AI

Google's funding deal aims to bolster local journalism and AI initiatives in California while avoiding new taxes.

'Google got off easy': Why media experts oppose California's new journalism bill

California's deal with Google raises concerns as critics argue it benefits the tech giant while failing to support local journalism effectively.

Google agreed to pay millions for California news. Journalists call it a bad deal

Google's financial support for local journalism in California is criticized as a deal that primarily benefits the tech company.
California's abandonment of a legislative bill limits ongoing support for news outlets and substantial funding opportunities.

Big Tech Likes California's AI Content Deal, but Journalists Disagree

Google's deal with California to fund local journalism is viewed as a tactical move that ultimately favors the tech company over actual media support.

Don't believe the political ads: Google is not a champion of local journalism in California | Opinion

California's Assembly Bill 886 aims to restore local journalism funding by requiring major platforms like Google to share their journalism-related revenues.

Gavin Newsom is touting a deal to help California journalism. He killed a better one | Opinion

Google's $242.5 million deal for California newsrooms is inadequate compared to the ad revenue it gains from news content.
Local journalism suffers due to declining revenues exacerbated by media monopolies.

Google avoids "link tax" bill with deal to fund California journalism and AI

Google's funding deal aims to bolster local journalism and AI initiatives in California while avoiding new taxes.
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Gavin Newsom is touting a deal to help California journalism. He killed a better one | Opinion

Media revenue decline due to digital monopolies has led to significant newsroom job losses and closures, not consumer backlash.
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Local journalism in Atlantic Canada in trouble as company known to 'slash and burn' buys dozens of newspapers | CBC News

Postmedia's acquisition of SaltWire Network saves local newsrooms but threatens local journalism's future through layoffs and reduced print editions.

Defying Crisis in Local News, The Star Tribune Expands

The Minnesota Star Tribune is expanding state coverage, betting on Minnesota residents' interest in broader news beyond local communities.

Local journalism in Atlantic Canada in trouble as company known to 'slash and burn' buys dozens of newspapers | CBC News

Postmedia's acquisition of SaltWire Network saves local newsrooms but threatens local journalism's future through layoffs and reduced print editions.

Defying Crisis in Local News, The Star Tribune Expands

The Minnesota Star Tribune is expanding state coverage, betting on Minnesota residents' interest in broader news beyond local communities.
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#media-transition

WCBS 880 radio retires all-news program after 57 years: 'Giant loss for NYC'

WCBS 880 radio ends its 57-year run, transitioning to WHSQ-AM ESPN New York, impacting local news delivery for New Yorkers.

WCBS Had a Dramatic Start. Now It's Coming to an End.

WCBS Newsradio 880 will cease its all-news format on August 26, transitioning to sports broadcasting after 57 years.

WCBS 880 radio retires all-news program after 57 years: 'Giant loss for NYC'

WCBS 880 radio ends its 57-year run, transitioning to WHSQ-AM ESPN New York, impacting local news delivery for New Yorkers.

WCBS Had a Dramatic Start. Now It's Coming to an End.

WCBS Newsradio 880 will cease its all-news format on August 26, transitioning to sports broadcasting after 57 years.
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Google's agreement to pay millions for California news called a bad deal by journalists

The new agreement aims to support California's local journalism but is criticized for benefiting Google more than the news organizations.

It's time for Google to stop undermining local journalism

The federal judge's ruling highlights Google's monopolistic practices that harm local journalism.

CA Legislators Drop Plan to Force Google and Meta to Pay for News Stories Stolen from Local Media

California lawmakers in a landmark agreement have decided on a $172 million support plan for local media instead of mandatory fees for Google and Meta.

Google antitrust ruling should boost journalism bills | Brier Dudley

Google found guilty of maintaining monopoly, impacting local journalism legislation positively.

Deal reached in feud between California news outlets and Google: $250 million to support journalism but no new law

California lawmakers are partnering with Google to fund local journalism instead of passing legislation requiring payments to news outlets.

Google agreed to pay millions for California news. Journalists call it a bad deal

Google's financial support for local journalism in California is criticized as a political maneuver that benefits the tech giant more than the media.

Google's agreement to pay millions for California news called a bad deal by journalists

The new agreement aims to support California's local journalism but is criticized for benefiting Google more than the news organizations.

It's time for Google to stop undermining local journalism

The federal judge's ruling highlights Google's monopolistic practices that harm local journalism.

CA Legislators Drop Plan to Force Google and Meta to Pay for News Stories Stolen from Local Media

California lawmakers in a landmark agreement have decided on a $172 million support plan for local media instead of mandatory fees for Google and Meta.

Google antitrust ruling should boost journalism bills | Brier Dudley

Google found guilty of maintaining monopoly, impacting local journalism legislation positively.

Deal reached in feud between California news outlets and Google: $250 million to support journalism but no new law

California lawmakers are partnering with Google to fund local journalism instead of passing legislation requiring payments to news outlets.

Google agreed to pay millions for California news. Journalists call it a bad deal

Google's financial support for local journalism in California is criticized as a political maneuver that benefits the tech giant more than the media.
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Google agreed to pay millions for California news. Journalists call it a bad deal

Google's deal in California for journalism funding is seen as more beneficial to Google than to local news.

Job alert: Berkeleyside is hiring an education reporter

Berkeleyside seeks an education reporter to cover challenges and successes within local schools and provide insights into educational policies affecting students.

Ron Kaye, Daily News editor who fought City Hall, boosted cityhood for the Valley, dies at 83

Ron Kaye, an influential editor, championed civic issues in the San Fernando Valley and advocated for its secession from Los Angeles.

Long Beach looked like it had solved the local news crisis. Then reality set in

Long Beach Post, a thriving media outlet, faced setbacks leading to reduced civic news coverage in the city.
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A newspaper near Ukraine's border with Russia watches for freed POWs

Peremoha weekly newspaper in a small Ukrainian village documents homecomings and casualties of war, aiming to not let ordinary people be statistics.

A newspaper near Ukraine's border with Russia watches for freed POWs

Peremoha newspaper in Krasnopillya, Ukraine, documents exchanges of Ukrainian prisoners of war, highlighting their names and stories, amidst Russia's war on Ukraine.

A newspaper near Ukraine's border with Russia watches for freed POWs

Peremoha weekly newspaper in a small Ukrainian village documents homecomings and casualties of war, aiming to not let ordinary people be statistics.

A newspaper near Ukraine's border with Russia watches for freed POWs

Peremoha newspaper in Krasnopillya, Ukraine, documents exchanges of Ukrainian prisoners of war, highlighting their names and stories, amidst Russia's war on Ukraine.
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Tiny Central Coast newsroom Lookout Santa Cruz wins Pulitzer Prize

Lookout Santa Cruz, a small newsroom, won a Pulitzer Prize for its community-focused coverage of catastrophic floods, highlighting the importance of local journalism and comprehensive crisis reporting.

Gannett hits pause button on its promise to restaff its smallest papers - Poynter

Gannett is adding hundreds of new editorial positions to smaller newsrooms to engage hometown readers better and sustain the news outlets financially.

America's news deserts' and what it means for democracy podcast

Local news is crucial for building communication and trust in communities.
Loss of local newspapers creates 'news deserts' affecting democracy.

22nd St. women's clothing store Audrey Closes

Audrey, a women's clothing store at Valencia and 22nd streets, is closing at the end of March.
Audrey 3+1, a clothing line sold by Audrey, is a Los Angeles-based family business started in 2006.
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