The Associated Press taps Daisy Veerasingham as its new president and CEO 'I am thrilled to take the helm of this deeply respected news organization,' Veerasingham said in a statement. August 3, 2021 Amaris Castillo
The NewsGuild just broke its annual organizing record — with five months to go More than 1,500 workers across 29 workplaces have joined the largest union representing journalists so far this year. August 3, 2021 Angela Fu
How Hearst is conquering Connecticut with the latest in a growing roster of statewide networks Most news outlets cut back to service only metro areas during the Great Recession. That’s changing in South Carolina, Arkansas and, now, Connecticut. August 2, 2021 Rick Edmonds
Writers Guild announces ‘pause’ on organizing digital newsrooms At issue is whether the union, which has primarily represented screenwriters in the past, should take on more journalists July 30, 2021 Angela Fu
Here are the newsroom layoffs, furloughs and closures that happened during the coronavirus pandemic We're still updating this list July 30, 2021 Kristen Hare
Lessons from the Miami Herald’s Monica Richardson Who does your career belong to? July 28, 2021 Kristen Hare
You can save for retirement — even as a young journalist making $18,500 Trim nonessentials like hair appointments. Learn to love thrift shopping. And match your employer’s 401(k) investment. July 28, 2021 Stephanie Claytor
Gannett has sold 23 publications back to local owners It’s part of a larger trend of chains selling off local newsrooms July 27, 2021 Kristen Hare
Want a new job in news? Here’s how to get started If you’re thinking about getting a new job, and especially if that thought frightens you because you’ve been in the same company for years, read on. July 27, 2021 Samantha Ragland
More chain-owned news organizations are returning to local ownership From New England to Arkansas, local investors are buying news outlets from large chains and seek to reverse what they see as decades of disinvestment. July 26, 2021 Mark Jacob
