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This story was last updated on October 28. In many places, it started with a…
This article was originally published on April 6, 2020, and has been frequently updated since.…
The two newspapers serving Salt Lake City and other parts of Utah have announced that…
It’s an ill-kept secret that, with few exceptions, politicians of both parties really, really like…
Those working to revive local news just got a big new dose of motivation: The…
Gannett, the nation’s largest newspaper company with more than 250 daily titles, will begin offering…
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Somber news from the journalism world on Thursday: Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and columnist Jim Dwyer…
Whenever it ends, the coronavirus will leave the media changed. Thousands have been laid off.…
Norman Pearlstine is stepping down as executive editor of the Los Angeles Times. In a…
Meredith was for years the under-the-radar magazine company from Des Moines that financially outperformed its…
This story originally published Sept. 20. It has been updated to include more newsrooms. It…
When Northwestern University professor and video journalist Craig Duff heard that the 150-year-old Youngstown Vindicator…
After the election, it will become clear that we’re facing a “1967 moment.” The collapse…
This summer when Margo Snipe interned with the Tampa Bay Times, she lived with two…
