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America's Newspapers welcomes Smartico into membership

Smartico empowers 500+ regional publishers to drive significant growth in digital advertising revenue from local businesses. more

Who’s attending Mega-Conference? Join the growing list!

The industry's biggest event is getting even bigger. The 2025 Mega-Conference is bringing together top newspaper executives from across the country to tackle the biggest challenges and opportunities in local news. And many of your peers are already on board! View the list of newspaper companies already registered to attend. more

NTSB forces reporters to get plane crash updates on X

The agency says it will no longer notify reporters about plane crash press briefings via email. more

Journalists: How to report on deaths in jails and prisons

When you get a tip about a death or multiple deaths in your local jail or prison, there are concrete steps you can take to start investigating. more

The Post and Courier announces strategic shift in print delivery schedule, reflecting digital growth and evolution

The Post and Courier, the South's oldest daily newspaper with roots dating to 1803, announced it will modify its print delivery schedule to five days per week, eliminating Monday and Tuesday delivery, effective April 7. This strategic decision reflects the publication's successful digital transformation while maintaining its commitment to high-quality local print journalism. more

Protecting your content in the age of AI

January 31, 2025 - With artificial intelligence reshaping how news is created and distributed, protecting original content has never been more important for local publishers. AI tools are generating articles and summaries based on journalism they didn’t create, often without credit or compensation. Without clear policies and legal safeguards, news organizations risk losing control over their work and its value. View 10 tips for local publishers — provided by Seyfarth Shaw. more

Brechner FOI Project launches national Secrecy Tracker to monitor transparency legislation

The tool allows anyone for free to see what bills are proposed in any state, Congress, and Washington, D.C., that are related to public records and open meeting laws. more

What will a conservative National Labor Relations Board mean for news unions?

With the Trump-induced shakeups to the National Labor Relations Board earlier this week, journalism’s labor leaders say newsroom unions will likely face even longer processing times for union petitions and labor violation claims, and that the news industry should expect more frequent and drawn out strikes. more

Incredible support for Washington bill for local journalism

Washingtonians care deeply about the survival of their local news organizations, judging from a Tuesday legislative hearing in Olympia. More than 500 people signed in to testify on state Senate Bill 5400, which would increase a surcharge on large tech companies to fund a $20 million grant program for local journalism. more

Carpenter Media Group to acquire Enterprise Media Group

Carpenter Media Group has announced it is acquiring Enterprise Media Group, a community media and printing company headquartered in Blair, Nebraska. more

NAHJ shares best practices for responsible reporting on immigration raids

Covering immigration raids requires sensitivity, accuracy and a deep commitment to ethical journalism.  Reporters must navigate the complexities of the immigation system while safeguarding the dignity, safety and humanity of those affected. more

AP to bolster US news report with support from Knight Foundation

The Associated Press and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation have announced an expanded collaboration that will further strengthen AP’s unmatched U.S. news report and coverage of state and local news.  more

Linda O’Neil named publisher of The Lancaster News

The parent company of The Lancaster News has named a new publisher in the wake of the departure of Dale Morefield. more

The Associated Press announces updates to News leadership

In a memo to staff, Senior Vice President and Executive Editor Julie Pace announced updates to AP’s News leadership. more

Katrice Hardy named CEO of The Marshall Project

Katrice Hardy, a seasoned media executive who has led major news organizations in Texas, Indiana and South Carolina, has been named chief executive officer of The Marshall Project, the Pulitzer prize-winning nonprofit newsroom that covers criminal justice. She begins on March 17 and will be based in Dallas. more

PMG selected as creative and media agency of record for Hearst

PMG, a global independent marketing services and technology company, has been appointed as the creative and media agency for Hearst, one of the nation’s largest global, diversified information, services and media companies. PMG will partner with Hearst to elevate its creative and media strategy through multi-platform advertising campaigns that will begin launching next month. more

LOCAL Act to support small businesses advertising in local media introduced in New York

Senator Monica R. Martinez and Assemblymember Jen Lunsford, with support from the Empire State Local News Coalition, introduced legislation to establish a new tax credit for small businesses that advertise in local media outlets. The Lift Our Communities, Advertise Locally (LOCAL) Act aims to maximize the reach of small businesses’ advertising dollars and boost their visibility in their local communities. more

The AP establishes style guidance on the Gulf of Mexico and Mount McKinley

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday shortly after his inauguration calling for the Gulf of Mexico to be renamed the Gulf of America, and Denali, the tallest peak in the United States, to revert to the name Mount McKinley. The Associated Press has sent style guidance for both geographic areas to its staff. more

David Scott to lead new AP elections unit

AP Executive Editor Julie Pace and Chief Revenue Officer Kristin Heitmann announced that David Scott will take on a new role as vice president of U.S. election services, a new business unit for AP. more

For some newspaper workers, the new year began with four weeks of unpaid leave

The chain CNHI furloughed 46 staffers, or about 3% of its workforce. It’s likely a weather vane for industry trouble ahead. more
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