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How old laws are being used to shut down independent journalism in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s sedition laws were introduced in the early 20th century and had been unused since the 1970s. Now they are being used to charge Apple Daily and Stand News journalists. more

2022 Local Automotive Advertising Outlook: Four key reasons for local car dealerships to continue advertising

The past two years have been the most dizzying in automotive history. In Borrell’s newly released “2022 Local Automotive Advertising Outlook,” read about the four key reasons for local car dealerships to continue advertising.  Simply put, they need to rebrand themselves. more

FTC can proceed with antitrust claims against Facebook

A federal judge has rejected Facebook's request to throw out antitrust claims brought by the Federal Trade Commission. more

New York Daily News announces plan to outsource printing of newspaper

The New York Daily News on Tuesday announced plans to outsource its printing and inserting operations to the North Jersey Media Group. more

Over 80 fact-checking organizations sign letter urging YouTube to address misinformation on its platform

Letter charges: "YouTube is allowing its platform to be weaponized by unscrupulous actors to manipulate and exploit others, and to organize and fundraise themselves." more

D.C. journalists launch media startup called 'Grid'

A group of D.C.-based journalists on Wednesday launched a new media company called "Grid" that focuses on hard news analysis and investigative reporting. more

Adweek report reveals: The cookieless future of sell-side digital advertising

As part of its ongoing commitment to bring publishers the most up-to-date and relevant industry research, Lineup commissioned Adweek Branded to prepare this report exploring how publishing and media companies are adjusting their business models and transforming their digital advertising approaches as we head into a cookieless digital future. more

Case study: Newspaper increases user engagement metrics and grows revenue ... at no cost

The Las Vegas Review-Journal adopted the full offering of the STN OVP and deployed it site-wide. Doing so not only allowed the Review-Journal to receive premium revenue from STN, but also eliminated costs like ad serving fees, video platform subscriptions and hosting costs. more

Expense reduction for newspapers: A testimonial

Hear how J. B. OBrien & Associates and Menio Global have helped M. Roberts Media cut credit card costs, generating thousands of dollars in recurring monthly savings on merchant fees. In this testimonial, the president of M. Roberts Media talks about why he made the decision to switch to Menio Global as its merchant processor. more

Live webinar: SEO for Newspapers – Jan. 27 at Noon EST

Search Engine Optimization (SEO), put simply, refers to the practice of improving your website’s performance in search results across major search engines like Google, Bing or Yahoo. Generally speaking, a website that performs better in search results is more likely to see increased traffic from these search engines. more

Reviewed launches accessibility category to expand representation for consumers with disabilities

Gannett's consumer review website features rigorously tested adaptive and accessible product recommendations for consumers with disabilities. more

‘Top Dawgs’ captures UGA’s championship season in an exclusive book

Working with Triumph Books, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is celebrating UGA’s national championship with an exclusive book. more

American Press Institute announces new executive director and CEO, Michael D. Bolden

The American Press Institute (API), an affiliate of the News Media Alliance dedicated to helping news publishers navigate and adapt to organizational and industry change to sustain journalism, today announced it has hired Michael D. Bolden as its new executive director and chief executive officer. more

Indigenous news outlets, nonprofits drive deeper coverage

Native American communities have seen more robust news coverage in recent years, in part because of an increase in Indigenous affairs reporting positions at U.S. newsrooms and financial support from foundations. more

April Lane named e-commerce officer of Hearst

In her new role, April Lane will lead the expansion of e-commerce and performance marketing capabilities across Hearst’s consumer media businesses. more

Ida Brown named magazine editor

Veteran journalist and Meridian native Ida Brown has been named editor of Meridian Home and Style and Timeless Meridian, both magazines published by The Meridian (Mississippi) Star. more

Documentary showcases the 125-year history of The De Queen Bee Co.

A newly released documentary highlights much of the 125-year history of The De Queen Bee Co. and its newspapers, The De Queen Bee, which publishes weekly, and the former De Queen Daily Citizen, which last published in 2007. more

Eliza Gaines named executive editor of Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Eliza Gaines has been promoted to executive editor of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in Little Rock. For the past two years, she has served as managing editor of the newspaper. more

Column welcomes Laurie Bolle

Laurie Bolle, vice president of national classifieds/sales at Gannett, is joining Column! more

A new NYC salary transparency law could help address journalism pay gaps, advocates say

The law will require employers in NYC, the media capital of the world, to disclose a minimum and maximum salary in job postings. more
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