Here are the newsroom layoffs, furloughs and closures caused by the coronavirus We're updating this list almost daily November 30, 2020 Kristen Hare
Once a civic monument, The Kansas City Star’s $200 million presses and ‘pavilion’ have been sold and abandoned The glass, eight-story former beacon of print journalism may soon become a facility that produces paper bags. November 25, 2020 Rick Edmonds
Where are the Black Friday ads? Why Thanksgiving newspapers will look lighter this year. It's a bleak Thanksgiving for print ads … and 2021 looks rocky as well. November 23, 2020 Rick Edmonds
What makes a strong application? From The Cohort, Poynter's newsletter for women kicking ass in digital media November 17, 2020 Samantha Ragland
How journalists can ward off burnout Start by understanding trauma and practicing digital wellness November 16, 2020 Samantha Ragland
The San Antonio Express-News will move buildings The newspaper, owned by Hearst, will hire 10 more journalists after 11 took recent voluntary buyouts November 12, 2020 Kristen Hare
About 500 people are taking buyouts at Gannett The offer, extended to all of Gannett's 21,000 employees, was first introduced in October November 12, 2020 Kristen Hare
How to choose a membership platform What management platform is best for your newsroom? Here are six to consider. November 12, 2020 Amanda Treible
What 12 political reporters are doing to keep cool on Election Day From The Cohort, Poynter's newsletter for women kicking ass in digital media November 3, 2020 Mel Grau
Report: The pandemic has hit newspapers hard A Pew study also shows local TV ad revenue is down but retransmission fees made up for it October 29, 2020 Kristen Hare
