A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld a San Diego federal judge’s decision last year to dismiss One America News’s (OAN) defamation lawsuit against Rachel Maddow, arguing that the MSNBC host’s statement that the far-right network was "paid Russian propaganda" was "an obvious exaggeration," rather than an asserted fact. more

New ProImage's hosted solution provides publishers with a custom workflow on our Cloud redundant servers.  Local users have logons just as if the servers were local to softproof, approve, and track pages and plates. Upon approval, plate-ready Tiffs will automatically be sent to local CTP devices for output. more

Join us for a one-hour webinar with publishers who are focusing on serving the growing mobile audience with native apps and audio content, both produced automatically as content is published to their WordPress website. more

Presteligence's My Team Scoop service gives publishers the tools to do more with less. more

We know that children think Kid Scoop is fun, fun, fun. But children also reveal in their thousands of letters to us, and to newspaper publishers, that kids enjoy learning things, too. What more could parents, your subscribers, want for their children — to have fun with learning, fun with reading. more

This month, we launched statewide public notice websites for the newest members of our Column Partner Program: the California News Publishers Association and the South Dakota Newspaper Association. We're incredibly excited for these sites to improve the utility of public interest information for the people of California and South Dakota through modern, searchable databases, and to support CNPA and SDNA in the future of public notice. more

The Associated Press has released a commemorative book marking the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. In collaboration with Sterling Publishing, "September 11: The 9/11 Story, Aftermath and Legacy,” is a comprehensive look at the 9/11 terrorist attacks as told through stories and photographs from AP covering everything from the events of that tragic day to the rebuilding of the World Trade Center and beyond. more

The amount of money marketers waste on digital ad fraud is enormous, with one estimate reaching as high as $100 billion worldwide in 2023. But advertisers aren't the only ones affected. Publishers lose revenue when ad fraud tactics divert ad spend from quality websites to fraudulent ones. Here are four questions that will help you evaluate your risk. more

A recent performance analysis shows Legacy’s updated obituary platform drives $6 million in potential obituary placement revenue for local newspapers. more

When we go out to a restaurant, we all have our favorites to order, often because it’s what we are used to or what the place is known for.  However, as our industry continues to navigate through these unprecedented times, I invite PAGE members and future members to take a glance at the other side of the PAGE menu of services.  more

Twitter introduced a new test feature Tuesday that allows users to report misinformation they run into on the platform, flagging it to the company as “misleading.” The test rolled out to most users in the U.S., Australia and South Korea. more

Nearly five years ago, I heard a simple analogy that changed how I thought about newsrooms, audience and revenue. Jay Rosen, who teaches journalism at New York University, put it this way : Subscription models have gates and membership models do not. Those who support membership-powered newsrooms through money, time and expertise want other people to have access to that work — so, no gates. more

Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, renewed calls to ban TikTok in the U.S. following reports that the Chinese government has acquired an ownership stake in its parent company, ByteDance. more

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Three days before Kabul fell, I walked with my Afghan co-worker through the city’s zoo, where we peered through cages to see monkeys, flamingos and a single white lion. Families strolled through the exhibits as if all were normal, and children ate ice cream under a clear blue sky. But my colleague’s face was grim with worry. more

Jack Robb, an accomplished newspaper executive, has been appointed publisher of The Meridian Star in Mississippi. more

Susan King, dean of the Hussman School of Journalism and Media, will step down this year, according to an email she sent to faculty Tuesday. King has been the dean of the journalism school since Jan. 1, 2012. She said she plans to return as a tenured faculty member after a leave. more

The Radio Television Digital News Association has been honoring outstanding achievements in electronic journalism with the Edward R. Murrow Awards since 1971. Award recipients demonstrate the spirit of excellence that Murrow set as a standard for the profession of electronic journalism. Here are the 2021 RTDNA National Murrow Award recipients. more

What does it take to be the leader of a new media business? We speak to the founder of an interactive journalism publication that has raised more than $500k in investment. more

A Chinese citizen journalist serving a four-year sentence after reporting on the early stage of the COVID-19 pandemic in the city of Wuhan is in ill health after staging a long-running hunger strike, according to a lawyer who spoke with her family. more