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Yuma Sun taking workflow efficiency to the max with NewsWayX

Horizon Publications’ Yuma (Arizona) Sun has a long history with ProImage. The publisher has been managing all of its local newspapers and editions with NewsWay workflow software since 2005. Director of Operations David Fornof says ProImage's keen understanding of the demands of producing newspapers has been instrumental in the Sun’s ability to maximize the benefits of its centralized workflow system. more

March is National Nutrition Month — Kid Scoop has a page for that!

Health care, family and youth-oriented partners in your community know the importance of good nutrition. Kid Scoop provides nutrition information for children and families in a fun and informative way. Pick one or several and ask a local partner to sponsor! more

Sparta Newspapers to use NewsXtreme Cloud

Presteligence has announced that Sparta Newspapers, located in Sparta, Tennessee, will use NewsXtreme Cloud for the printing and production of The Expositor. more

Naviga Inc. expands its global reach through acquisition of Miles 33

Naviga Inc., a leading provider of software and services powering media-rich industries, has acquired Miles 33, a United Kingdom headquartered supplier of software to media, corporate and agency customers in 29 countries. more

Sean O'Brien named publisher of three North Carolina papers

Sean O’Brien has been named publisher for The Daily Advance (Elizabeth City, North Carolina), the Chowan Herald and The Perquimans Weekly, Robin Quillon, president of Adams Publishing Group in Eastern North Carolina, announced this week. more

Gannett to sell ads on Snapchat to local businesses in digital marketing collaboration

Gannett’s LOCALiQ division, which provides digital marketing services, will offer Snap ads to its more than 100,000 small business clients. more

Celebrate Sunshine Week March 14-20

The Sunshine Week content toolkit offers free resources for any media outlet, journalist, school, civic or non-profit organization — anyone interested in publishing the content during the week to amplify the importance of access to public information. more

Hunter Publishing of Madison, South Dakota, joins Wick Communications

The Madison (South Dakota) Leader, which has been published by the Hunter family for 75 years, has been sold to Wick Communications, a third-generation family-owned and operated media company based in Sierra Vista, Arizona. more

Daily Jeffersonian names new editor

Pam James has been named editor of the Daily Jeffersonian in Cambridge, Ohio, to succeed Beth Bailey, who has accepted a new position within Gannett. more

John Torres named engagement editor of Florida TODAY

In his new role, John Torres will be focused on continuing and enhancing the paper's engagement efforts with the Space Coast community, leading its editorial board and overseeing the opinion page. more

APG Media of Southern Minnesota to publish regional business magazine

Adams Publishing Group’s APG Media of Southern Minnesota announced Wednesday that it will begin publishing a business-to-business magazine in April. more

Campaign launched to help save local journalism

Today you are asked to consider joining the effort to Protect Our Press, an initiative to reinvest in local professional journalism. It involves a simple pledge offering everyone the opportunity to make a difference. more

10 News Publishers That Do It Right

Six of the 10 news publishers recognized yesterday by Editor & Publisher magazine as "10 News Publishers That Do It Right" are members of America's Newspapers!  Congratulations to the Record-Journal, Meriden, Connecticut; News-Gazette, Champaign, Illinois; Star Tribune, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Daily Gazette, Schenectady, New York; Times-Tribune, Scranton, Pennsylvania; and The Tennessean, Nashville. more

Thomas Jefferson would cringe at the destruction of local media

How is it that the creators of news, knowing full well they have legal copyright protection under the U.S. Copyright Act, have allowed the digital platforms to gain such power? more

David Adlerstein named editor of The Star in Florida

A veteran reporter who has steered the Apalachicola Times in Florida for the past two decades will be expanding those duties to take the helm at a second weekly paper, The Star. more

The Fulton Sun welcomes new editor

After 30 years mostly as sports editor at the Fulton Sun in Fulton, Missouri, Ryan Boland is in the editor's seat. He previously served two brief stints as the Sun's news editor. more

Arizona paper welcomes new editor

Mike Boyd has been named editor-in-chief of the Mohave Valley Daily News in Bullhead City, Arizona. more

AP names Anna Jo Bratton to post of U.S. enterprise editor

The Associated Press has named Anna Jo Bratton as U.S. enterprise editor on the news cooperative’s Global Enterprise Team, where she will work with colleagues across the United States to produce high-impact journalism for the country and for international audiences. more

Improving negotiation skills to fight inequality in newsrooms

Discrimination against Latino journalists in the United States affects the environment of freedom of expression and access to information for the Hispanic communities they frequently report on and write about. This is the main conclusion of research conducted by Fundamedios in a Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute Fellowship. To address this issue, Fundamedios created a toolkit to address these issues by training journalists to improve their negotiation skills. more

Clay Carsner named The Paris News publisher

Nine years after joining The Paris (Texas) News as an advertising representative, Clay Carsner will assume the role of publisher. more
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