The editor of the Kansas newspaper raided by police last year has a message for journalists struggling with their sense of purpose. Go on the offensive. more

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s main center for operations is once again within the limits of its namesake city. more

Brendan Carr, who currently sits on the commission and is a vocal critic of Big Tech, has said the agency should regulate the tech industry. more

David Hoffmann said he aims to create the second-largest newspaper group in America behind Gannett, and that a combination of his Hoffmann Media Group, Lee Enterprises and DallasNews would do just that. more

College administrators say the formerly suspended newspaper is free to begin publishing again. Students say there is still an inappropriate level of oversight. more

Georges Media Group, Louisiana’s largest locally owned media company and publisher of The Times-Picayune | NOLA.com, The Advocate, The Acadiana Advocate, The Shreveport-Bossier City Advocate, Arthur Hardy’s Mardi Gras Guide and Gambit is proud to announce the launch of Community Forward 64 — FORWARD64.COM, a platform for nonprofits and for-profits alike to share the good work they’re doing in the community. more

Does public service news crowd out private publishers? The fear is intuitively understandable. If a publicly funded institution provides something at no up-front cost that seems similar to what private providers offer surrounded by advertising, or only to subscribers, why would people click, let alone pay?   more

As the election dust settles, we find ourselves asking, “What’s next?” At America’s Newspapers, our focus remains clear. We continue to advocate for the indispensable role local newspapers play in strengthening communities and democracy.
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When the Cumberland (Maryland) Times-News set out to boost revenue through Front Page Note advertising, they had a clear goal: surpass their previous campaigns and make the most of this high-impact advertising space. more

In Q4 2024, the newspaper industry is experiencing shifts that provide substantial opportunities for owners to reassess the value of their businesses. Despite the challenges posed by the digital era, recent trends show that local newspapers can continue to thrive through strategic adaptations. more

Ecommerce fraud costs businesses billions of dollars annually. To protect your business, it is essential to leverage the right tools and technologies. Here are five key solutions that can help mitigate ecommerce fraud and keep your business safe. more

Self-Serve Cancel* for BLOX Audience+ provides an intuitive, hassle-free end-user cancellation workflow that doesn’t just meet regulatory requirements. It helps subscription businesses improve end-user experiences, reduce labor for customer service teams and retain as many subscribers as possible through designated save rates. more

Research Director on Demand looks at newspaper publisher occupations by employment and annual mean wages. more

Flip-Pay has announced integrations with a number of new payment providers — with industry giants PayPal, Revolut Pay and Authorize.net. Newsletter options have been expanded and magazine fulfillment solutions enhanced. more

The annual Pugpig Customer Summit is happening on Thursday, Dec. 5, and we’d love for you to be there for what’s set to be a fantastic online event. Here’s a look at what’s in store. more

Shalonda Lewis, director of operations and shared services for Tribune Publishing, talks with Indigo Trigger about the partnership that helped them develop a plan and roadmap to implement a new Lead-to-Cash platform. more

Publisher paywalls currently turn away more than 90% of daily consumers who do not want to either register or subscribe to a publication.  Learn how Make it Free pays publishers, who use their service, for every article they give to a consumer for free. more

A holiday map to the area's most festively decorated homes generated a $1,500 sponsorship and invaluable community connection for a local Wyoming newspaper.  more

The production facility that prints The Providence Journal will cease operations in March, resulting in the loss of 136 jobs and shifting the newspaper's printing to New Jersey. more

Marilyn W. Thompson, who has worked on major, awarding-winning investigations for some of the nation’s top newsrooms, is joining The Post and Courier as a member of its investigative and special projects team. more