Here’s an idea to steal and adapt: Develop a program that bundles locally produced goods from local businesses with subscription offers. For example, you can work with a local coffee roaster, purchasing 1-pound bags of coffee, at half-price, to combine with an online-only subscription or weekend print delivery and full online access. more

The New York Times Co. illegally restricted employees’ union activism, federal labor officials alleged in a complaint that accuses the company of interfering with tech workers’ organizing efforts. more

Newsroom investment, investigative reporting and Hudson Valley expansion fuel increase in total subscribership and reach. more

As part of our two-year project to help local newsrooms expand their use of artificial intelligence tools, AP asked U.S. news organizations how AI might help them streamline their operations. more

Sen. Ron Wyden on Tuesday called for a national privacy law that would include “tough regulations” on Facebook's ability to harvest data about its users. more

One emerging trend identified by the Council of Europe research, and other sources, are attacks on journalists covering protests of anti-lockdown demonstrations and reporting on breaches of lockdown measures. more

Managing editor, arts and culture editor, education, enterprise and investigative journalists are among the first to join The Baltimore Banner newsroom. more

The House's January 6th Committee is considering rare prime-time hearings to help build a maximum audience for testimony about what happened during the Capitol riot, one year ago tomorrow. more

Former president Donald Trump has canceled the news conference he planned to hold on Jan. 6 to mark the first anniversary of the attack on the Capitol by a mob of his supporters. more

Spokesperson says account "suspended for violating rules on platform manipulation and spam." more

There are countless efforts to increase trust in news. Few have reached beyond existing readers and likely subscribers to the truly skeptical. more

A few landmark events — like the Beijing Winter Olympics and the 2022 midterm elections — could provide some much-needed traffic boosts for publishers looking to hold on to fleeting subscribers. more

Alan Miller, 62, who announced his retirement in September, left the paper on Monday after 37 years in the newsroom, and he will move into a new role teaching journalism at Denison University. more

The Jan. 6 select committee is preparing to ask Fox News Channel host Sean Hannity for his voluntary cooperation with its investigation of the assault on the U.S. Capitol, a source with direct knowledge of the plan tells Axios. more

It’s about what it means now, and what it could mean for the future. more

Northeast Arkansas news veteran Gretchen Hunt has been promoted to a new position as regional editor for Paxton Media Group, taking over newsrooms in Jonesboro, Paragould, Newport and Walnut Ridge. more

As weekend revelers rung in the new year, The Aspen (Colorado) Times also ushered in a new chapter with a new publisher, Allison Pattillo, and new ownership. more

The Inland Press Foundation is partnering with state press associations to launch a grant program helping newspapers strengthen their local news reporting. more

Two Florida papers — The Santa Rosa Press Gazette in Milton and the Crestview News Bulletin in Crestview — are under new ownership. more

Poll ranks top NCAA basketball teams with the National Association of Basketball Coaches. more