Features
Media scandals are a different breed for U.S. news organizations — in stark contrast to what’s unfolded across the pond in the wake of the Leveson inquiry.
According to AAM’s topline report, daily circulation is down .7 percent, with Sunday
circulation down 1.4 percent.
The new facility has 120,000 square feet of office space and another 119,000 square feet of production.
Pulitzer Prize winners offer an opportunity for journalists to analyze larger trends developing across the industry.
The Society for News Design recently announced the winners of its 34th annual newspaper design contest, with 727 awards given in 19 categories out of more than 9,000 entries.
With the advent of online crowdfunding, newspapers and journalists are learning that asking the people who directly benefit from the news to volunteer the money to help develop it may be a viable option.
Technology and operations take center stage in Hershey.
An inside look at newspapers that are diversifying their business models.
A case study of Newport News, Va.’s Daily Press.
The all-access paywall strategy Gannett rolled out in 2012, paired with tremendous gains in broadcast advertising revenue thanks to the Olympics and the presidential election, have helped the company achieve its first year-over-year increase in company-wide revenue since 2006.
Google exec says technology’s disruption will never stop. Is that a big problem or a big opportunity in disguise?
Publishers talk digital, revenue, and what to expect this year.
Our annual profile spotlighting 25 of the rising stars of newspaper publishing.