News
Sort by: Featured Most recent
853 results total, viewing 121 - 140
Charlotte’s Black media publishers open up about longevity and managing through the pandemic
When historic events happen, we rely on the media to capture and document these moments in time. Black media outlets are often tasked with providing a voice for the underserved during these moments. … more
|
McClatchy brings the power of the people to midterm election editorials
McClatchy wants to change how its media outlets cover elections by straying away from horse race journalism to journalism that focuses more on who the candidates are and what they stand for. National … more
|
Safe Harbor Bill Sponsors Needed — Ask Congress to Support the Journalism Competition & Preservation Act
Despite record demand for quality news content, many newspapers remain strained financially. Facebook and Google control monetization of the digital news audience and take the majority of digital … more
|
TownNews and BlueLena partner to multiply reader revenue for news organization
TownNews and BlueLena have announced a partnership that will empower local media organizations to rapidly activate reader revenue using TownNews’ smart metering and paywall solution, iQ … more
|
Daylily champion Roger Mercer, longtime garden columnist, dies at age 76
Roger Mercer was a man of many passions: Gardening; writing; newspapers; music; friends; community; and his wife, Maureen. And then there were daylilies. Mercer, a longtime garden columnist for The … more
|
What’s in a name (on a police report)? 
We frequently get calls to the hotline when law enforcement officials redact the names of witnesses, perpetrators, juveniles or victims in crime and incident reports. Journalists want to know – … more
|
U.S. net neutrality rules expire, court battle looms
Net neutrality rules expired on Monday, June 11, allowing internet providers to have the power to block or ask those who want to use the internet to pay. Internet providers can even offer "paid … more
|
Small-market newspapers: The view from on the ground
AS RECENTLY AS SIX YEARS AGO, Minnesota’s Cook County News-Herald employed seven full-time staff. Now, there are two working in the office, in addition to some remote help for … more
|
Newsrooms Play A Relevant Role In Preventing Voter Suppression
Worries mount about a possible damaged election. Are they fact or fiction? Newsrooms, if they’re Relevant, should be answering that question in their towns, cities, counties, state … more
|
NJ delays vote on legal notices bill
New Jersey lawmakers are delaying a vote until 2017 on a bill that would no longer require government agencies to publish legal notices in newspapers, instead allowing the agencies to publish the notices on their own websites... more
National Newspaper Week October 4-10 2020
This 80th annual National Newspaper Week is a recognition of the service of newspapers and their employees across North America and is sponsored by Newspaper Association Managers. The content … more
Cancel culture: Why do people cancel news subscriptions? We asked, they answered.
Public data on cancellations is sparse. It’s not something that news organizations like sharing. It can also be surprisingly annoying to cancel news subscriptions online, often requiring … more
|
316
McClatchy, which owns the Charlotte Observer and the Raleigh News & Observer is purchasing the Durham Herald-Sun from Paxton... more
Times acquires weekly Spring Hope Enterprise
The Wilson Times Co. purchased The Spring Hope Enterprise Wednesday. Ken Ripley was the previous publisher and editor of the Enterprise. Although he retired as an editor and publisher, he will stay … more
Data stories that drive audiences: Lessons from LMA's Crosstown Data Pilot
Every number tells a story, if you can find the numbers. That’s one of several lessons from two newsrooms that partnered with Crosstown LA to integrate more data-driven storytelling … more
Sherrill joins Watauga Democrat
Thomas Sherrill has been hired as a news reporter for the Watauga Democrat and The Avery Journal-Times. Sherrill has pevious writing experience thanks to his association with the Lenoir News-Topic, where he wrote on high school sporting events in the Caldwell County area. more
Martin: Resolutions for 2017
Do you make New Year’s resolutions? I usually do. Sometimes they are elaborate, with different resolutions for different areas of my life – work, home, fitness. … more
|
PMG purchases Wilkes Journal-Patriot
Paxton Media Group purchased the Wilkes Journal-Patriot newspaper in North Wilkesboro from Carter-Hubbard Publishing Co., effective Monday. Dale Morefield, publisher of The … more
Three innovative ways to create audience revenue
According to the last Reuters Digital News Report, fewer than one in 10 pays for online news in the U.K. — the lowest of the markets surveyed. It is difficult to get audiences to pay when there … more
|
Ad lessons from a wall poster
I remember going to the opthalmologist a few years ago for my regular eye checkup. In the exam room, there was a large poster on the wall which featured a number of photographs of the same view of … more
|
« Prev | 1 … 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 … 43 | Next »