June 22, 2022 - The city of Gilroy, California, just put a charter amendment on the November ballot to eliminate the requirement for publishing bids in newspapers of general circulation. This June 22 editorial was published by the Gilroy Dispatch in response to the city's action. more

Gen Zers — those born between 1997 and 2012 — will make up 27% of the workforce in three years, per the World Economic Forum. more

A Sarasota judge said Tuesday he would decide within a week whether to continue an injunction preventing the Sarasota Herald-Tribune from publishing information regarding sheriff's deputies involved in a fatal shooting. more

Katherine Landergan is joining The Atlanta Journal-Constitution as the Health and Safety Net reporter. more

The news start-up Semafor has raised $25 million from wealthy individuals, with a goal of cultivating direct relationships between its journalists and its audience. more

Mark Millsap will oversee the daily operations of the Jefferson City News Tribune, Fulton Sun, California Democrat and HER Magazine, along with CMNI's commercial printing facility. more

Social media companies would have to make public their policies for removing problem content and give detailed accounts of how and when they remove it, under a proposal being considered by California legislators. more

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has launched Swing State Georgia, a new premium subscriber newsletter, plus text alerts and online events, for readers who need up-to-the-minute insights and analysis about Georgia's political landscape. more

Ohio State University researchers gauged responses to climate science versus scepticism and suggest facts bear repeating. more

The byline treats some journalists in newsrooms as less important: a discussion with Alex Sujong Laughlin. more

Journalists see a multitude of uses for the maligned form, especially for open-ended questions and when considering sources’ abilities. more

Best-selling biographer Jane Wolfe’s latest – “Burl: Journalism Giant and Medical Trailblazer” (Sept. 6, 2022, Andrews McMeel Publishing) – looks at legendary journalist Burl Osborne’s extraordinary life and career. more

After 140 years of local ownership by the Gaines family of Bowling Green, an agreement has been reached to sell the Bowling Green (Kentucky) Daily News to Carpenter Newsmedia LLC, an affiliate of Boone Newspapers Inc. more

The decision ends the authority's investigation into Google, which has agreed to talk with news agencies and other publishers about paying them for using their news on its platform. more

Publishers whose advertising strategies relied heavily on third-party cookies are already starting to feel the pinch. more

The U.S. is expected to make history in 2026 when it becomes the first major media market in the world to see digital newspaper ad revenue eclipse print newspaper ad revenue, according to a new report from PwC. more

Prior to being named education editor, Eric Stirgus was the newspaper’s higher education reporter. more

A researcher, teacher and longtime industry “connector,” Arizona State’s Sharon Bramlett-Solomon is the 2022 recipient of the Lionel C. Barrow Jr. Award for Distinguished Achievement in Diversity Research and Education. more

Twitter’s board has recommended unanimously that shareholders approve the proposed $44 billion sale of the company to billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, according to a regulatory filing Tuesday. more

The Nobel Peace Prize auctioned off by Russian journalist Dmitry Muratov to raise money for Ukrainian child refugees sold Monday night for $103.5 million, shattering the old record for a Nobel. more