America's Newspapers is honored to welcome The John Kimball Group into membership as a Solutions Partner. more

Sen. Cantwell says Facebook may have deceived advertisers by claiming it was removing 97% of hateful content; may have misled on key ad metric, inflating reach by as much as 400%. more

Jim Kennedy, the longtime chairman of Atlanta-based Cox Enterprises, announced Wednesday he will step down as the board’s top officer at the end of the year, passing the baton to the next generation of family leadership. more

An analysis of 6.5 million publisher tweets across eight languages quantifies how including hashtags in tweets can impact referral traffic. more

The Sarasota (Florida) Herald-Tribune and The Ledger in Lakeland have a new regional vice president of advertising. more

The Biden White House, plagued by low approval ratings that have weakened the president’s clout and raised fears among Democrats over next year’s midterms, is blaming the media for some of its problems. more

Here’s what independent publishers are learning the hard way. more

The Florida and Texas cases are unusually important because they concern the first significant efforts by states to regulate social media companies. more

The proposed bill would make access to federal court documents free to users of the online PACER system. more

The mother of abducted journalist Austin Tice said Thursday that the White House has become a “hurdle” to freeing her son from captivity, suggesting that his release was not a priority for the highest levels of the Biden administration. more

"Project Guardian" aims to protect prominent tweeters from abuse, harassment. more

The board of Lee Enterprises has unanimously voted to reject an unsolicited takeover proposal from Alden Global Capital, a hedge fund known for cutting journalists at local papers to maximize profits. more

Authored by Post National Correspondent Philip Bump, the newsletter will dive into the data behind the week’s top headlines. more

Damian Radcliffe, digital media analyst and Professor of Practice and Carolyn S. Chambers Professor in Journalism at the University of Oregon, discusses how publishers can tap into “platform agnosticism” and capitalize on the momentum of this video podcasting trend. more

When content is shared, there needs to be a plan to quickly create corrections across all outlets. more

Although COVID-19 struck a heavy blow on the printing and publishing businesses, it also prompted media houses to innovate, think out of the box, and optimize operations and costs. One way publishers could reduce costs is by switching to print using a lower grammage newsprint. However, the transition is not an easy process. more

Michigan newspapers sued the state’s redistricting commission, demanding that it release a recording of a closed meeting and make public two memos that panel members discussed during the meeting. more

Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, testified before the Senate Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety and Data Security on Capitol Hill in Washington Wednesday. more

As an education reporter, Emily Bloch works really hard to make sure student voices are being featured prominently in her stories. To better get in touch with those young people, she revamped the paper's Instagram page. more

The champion of press freedom shares insights for journalists who are fighting to hold power to account amid relentless harassment and misinformation on social media. more