U.S. cybersecurity firm Proofpoint attributed the Chinese hacking efforts to a group that the U.K. government has linked with China's civilian intelligence agency, the Ministry of State Security. more

News organizations join appellate arguments over Vermont clerk’s policy of blocking access to new complaints for a limitless time until clerical work is completed. more

Here’s an idea to steal and adapt: Attract and serve a Spanish-speaking audience not through AI translation, but through showing respect — building capacity and being careful to ensure the information you publish is accurate, timely and culturally competent. more

It’s not enough to help your interns solely during their time with you, it’s imperative to help set them up for their next job search, too. more

KVUE Austin and the Austin American-Statesman released Tuesday portions of the never-before-seen 77-minute video from inside the Robb Elementary School where an 18-year-old with a rifle killed 19 students and two teachers on May 24. more

Journalists in the United States differ markedly from the general public in their views of “bothsidesism” — whether journalists should always strive to give equal coverage to all sides of an issue — according to a recent Pew Research Center study. more

USA TODAY, part of Gannett Co., Inc., has announced the launch of the "To the point" brand campaign, in recognition of the 40th anniversary of USA TODAY which was first published on Sep. 15, 1982. more

Poynter spoke with journalists who've written books and with publishing professionals to understand what stories the publishing industry wants from news media. more

The question of whether Elon Musk must buy Twitter, as he agreed to do in April, is headed to a court in Delaware. more

The same-day cancellation rate likely includes subscribers who only wanted access to one article, or who felt the full paid experience was lacking after a quick look around. New data suggests some just really hate the idea of auto-renewal. more

Zach Hansen has been named the economic development and commercial real estate reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. more

Launched last year to help local newspapers retain their subscribers and attract new ones, the Medill Subscriber Engagement Index has grown to include more than 100 news organizations that are funneling their reader data to the project. more

The Pivot Fund plans to invest a total of $6 million in Georgia over the next three years, but its broader goal is to raise and invest $500 million nationwide in independent news organizations led by people of color. more

People have a right protected by the First Amendment to film police while they work, a Western U.S. appeals court ruled Monday in a decision that concurs with decisions made by six of the nation’s other 12 appeals court. more

In a report to the Human Rights Council, Irene Khan, UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, said digital technology has opened great opportunities for journalists and media freedom, including ground-breaking investigative reporting, cross-border collaboration, fact-checking with audiences, and access to treasure troves of data and sources. However, Khan pointed out the digital age also poses serious challenges and threats. more

News organizations must make agonizing decisions about which shootings deserve on-the-ground reporting, and for how long. more

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has been subpoenaed for evidence by the Fulton County special grand jury investigating potential criminal meddling in Georgia’s 2020 elections by former President Donald J. Trump. more

More than 180 journalists at 40 media outlets including the Guardian, Le Monde, The Washington Post and the BBC have collaborated on a series of investigative reports about how Uber’s ruthless tactics helped it to gain a foothold in crucial cities around the world. more

With partisanship rising and trust in media organizations falling, there is a movement among some journalists to turn election coverage away from politicians and toward voters by focusing on the issues voters say they want their elected officials to address. more

The National Newspaper Association has advised its members publishing requester newspapers that USPS has issued a new rule giving itself the power to revoke an audit bureau’s authority to validate requesters if USPS finds the bureau’s procedures are inadequate. more