The death of the daily imperils our civic infrastructure - PoynterLocal journalism often lacks the thrilling drama portrayed in films, focusing instead on mundane yet necessary reporting.
Local journalism in Atlantic Canada in trouble as company known to 'slash and burn' buys dozens of newspapers | CBC NewsPostmedia'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 ExpandsThe Minnesota Star Tribune is expanding state coverage, betting on Minnesota residents' interest in broader news beyond local communities.
Meet David Hoffmann, the Florida Billionaire Buying Up Print NewspapersLocal newspapers still hold significant value and community importance, despite industry challenges.David Hoffmann considers Lee Enterprises a promising investment opportunity.
The death of the daily imperils our civic infrastructure - PoynterLocal journalism often lacks the thrilling drama portrayed in films, focusing instead on mundane yet necessary reporting.
Local journalism in Atlantic Canada in trouble as company known to 'slash and burn' buys dozens of newspapers | CBC NewsPostmedia'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 ExpandsThe Minnesota Star Tribune is expanding state coverage, betting on Minnesota residents' interest in broader news beyond local communities.
Meet David Hoffmann, the Florida Billionaire Buying Up Print NewspapersLocal newspapers still hold significant value and community importance, despite industry challenges.David Hoffmann considers Lee Enterprises a promising investment opportunity.
In 1999, the end was coming for newspapers. But few were looking for the signsThe newspaper industry was thriving in 1999 but faced looming challenges from technology and online services that would disrupt its future.
Newspapers rapidly kill off the presidential endorsementThe decline in presidential endorsements by major newspapers reflects growing polarization and fears of political retribution.
Chaos erupts as newspapers axe endorsementsMedia outlets are retreating from political endorsements amid polarization, impacting their relation with key figures like Bezos.Bezos denies using influence over the Washington Post for personal gain.
News Horizons: Hearst Newspapers CMO Mark Campbell in conversationRetention rates for digital and print subscribers are growing, indicating increased loyalty and confidence in journalism's value.
Boris Johnson in talks over potential telegraph role as Zahawi consortium advances in auctionFormer PM Boris Johnson in informal talks for potential role at The Telegraph as part of bid by Nadhim Zahawi to acquire the newspaper.
Would you pay a premium for ad-free digital news? You may soon have the chance - PoynterSome readers prefer paying extra for ad-free news websites, which is becoming a growing trend in the industry.
Taxing big tech won't save local journalism. But it's a step in the right direction | OpinionThe newspaper industry is facing an existential crisis due to social media undermining their revenue streams.