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Penny Abernathy, nation’s foremost researcher and expert on local news deserts, joins Medill as visiting professor

Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications recently welcomed Penelope “Penny” Muse Abernathy as a visiting professor. Abernathy recently retired from the University of North Carolina Hussman School of Journalism and Media, where she served as the Knight Chair in Journalism and Digital Media Economics. more

Sam Fisher to retire; Donald Craven to be next leader of Illinois Press Association

IPA Board of Directors Chairman Don Bricker today announced that Sam Fisher is retiring as the organization’s president and CEO, effective Sept. 1. Fisher has been the IPA’s leader since 2017. Bricker also announced that the IPA Board has voted to appoint Donald M. Craven, longtime legal adviser to IPA membership, to be the next president and CEO. more

Monica Richardson appointed USA TODAY senior vice president

Monica Richardson brings 30 years of experience in journalism and numerous accolades to Gannett. more

John Carr named Salisbury Post’s publisher; Greg Anderson to manage special projects

John Carr, who has a history in community newspapers, has been appointed publisher of the Salisbury (North Carolina) Post. more

Rana Cash named Savannah Morning News news director, USA TODAY Network Georgia executive editor

Rana Cash has been named news director of the Savannah (Georgia) Morning News, becoming the first African American to lead the Savannah newsroom in the publication’s 170-year history. more

Kristen Go named executive editor for news and initiatives at USA TODAY

In her new role at USA TODAY, Kristen Go will supervise teams covering consumer news and technology, life and entertainment, travel, education and enterprise reporting focused on equity issues such as race, identity and social justice. more

Madeline Westberg promoted to ME of the Herald Independent & Thistle

Madeline Westberg, who has distinguished herself in the role of associate editor of the Cambridge News & Deerfield Independent, has been promoted to managing editor of a sister APG-Southern Wisconsin newspaper in Dane County. more

Janet Malcolm, provocative journalist with a piercing eye, dies at 86

Janet Malcolm, a longtime writer for The New Yorker who was known for her piercing judgments, her novel-like nonfiction and a provocative moral certainty that cast a cold eye on journalism and its practitioners, died on Wednesday in a hospital in Manhattan. She was 86. more

Florence Morning News names new managing editor

The Morning News in Florence, South Carolina, has a new managing editor — Chris Day, who started his duties Monday. more

New advertising director named for two Pennsylvania newspapers

Vanessa Koper has been named as advertising director of the New Castle News and The (Sharon) Herald. more

The Associated Press names new heads of video, U.S. news

In a memo to staff on Wednesday, it was announced that Sara Gillesby will lead global video for AP and Josh Hoffner will direct U.S. news coverage. more

Study shows news organizations still lead in sharing difficult information on social media

As media organizations across the country fold and news deserts grow, it remains to be seen who will tell the tough stories and ask difficult questions traditionally posed by journalists. more

Sixth generation takes helm as Sentinel publisher

Leadership of the Rome Sentinel passed to the sixth generation member of the family this month, with Bradley Waters succeeding his father, Stephen. more

Suffolk News-Herald announces new publisher

Betty Ramsey, publisher of Farmville Newsmedia, has also been named publisher of the Suffolk (Virginia) News-Herald, Tidewater News and their related products. more

Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr. to retire as chairman of The New York Times Company board of directors

The New York Times Company announced on Wednesday that Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., 69, will retire as chairman and a member of its board of directors on Dec. 31 and will be succeeded as chairman by A.G. Sulzberger, 40, Times publisher since 2018. Sulzberger Jr. will assume the title chairman emeritus. more

New leadership team appointed at State Journal in Frankfort

A new leadership team has been appointed for The State Journal in Frankfort, Kentucky. Steve Stewart, who is stepping down as publisher, announced the promotions of Chanda Veno, Meri Latek, Sheri Bunker and Austin Horn, who collectively will lead day-to-day operations. more

Paul Cheung named CEO of Center for Public Integrity

Paul Cheung, a veteran journalist and leading advocate for innovative change in media, has been named chief executive officer of the Center for Public Integrity. He’ll lead one of the nation’s oldest nonprofit investigative news organizations as it builds the leading source of journalism focused on the causes and effects of inequality in America. more

Robyn McCloskey to lead The Herald Bulletin

Veteran newspaper executive Robyn McCloskey will be the new publisher of The Herald Bulletin in Anderson, Indiana, replacing Beverly Joyce, who is departing for another career opportunity. more

Paris Goodnight to be interim editor at Salisbury Post

Paris Goodnight will be Salisbury (North Carolina)  Post’s interim editor as outgoing editor Josh Bergeron moves onto another opportunity in news. more

Chris Lykins named executive editor of digital content for Southern Newspapers

Chris Lykins has been named executive editor of digital content for Southern Newspapers. This newly-created role will help chart digital content direction, create and implement standards across properties and work closely with staff members across SNI's community newspapers, magazines and digital tools. more
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