In Massachusetts towns haunted by ghost newspapers, startups are fighting to meet audience needs These towns don’t meet the definition of a news desert, but their legacy newspapers so hollowed out that they lack original local news reporting December 12, 2024 Mark Caro
Gannett executive defends company’s decision to end presidential endorsements ‘We have intentionally returned to our roots as a facts-forward, down-the-center survey of our nation’ October 31, 2024 Angela Fu
Former USA Today editor rips Gannett’s retreat from presidential endorsements It's a distinct change for the worse from the ’80s, ’90s and early 2000s, Ken Paulson argued, when Gannett let editors make those decisions October 31, 2024 Rick Edmonds
Many print readers looking for Sunday coverage of the assassination attempt found ‘zippo’ Early press deadlines and remote printing combined to leave a huge story out of many newspapers July 16, 2024 Rick Edmonds
Gannett tests dropping a 7-day option for new print subscribers At Gannett’s 200-plus newspapers, only 1 or 2-day print delivery options are available during a ‘holiday sale’ this week July 3, 2024 Rick Edmonds
Opinion | The Gannett editor fired for talking with me has engineered a soft landing Sarah Leach has found ‘overwhelming’ support from inside and outside journalism and has been published in multiple outlets May 30, 2024 Rick Edmonds
Opinion | Gannett fires editor for talking to Poynter, and other media news Firing a single mother of three who was speaking up for more newsroom resources is a horrible look that deserves scrutiny and criticism. May 10, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | Gannett fired an editor for talking to me Sarah Leach spoke to Poynter in an attempt to staff up her team. She may have been successful, even if she won't be at Gannett to see it through. May 9, 2024 Rick Edmonds
Opinion | Pulitzer Prize Board praises students just ahead of journalism’s biggest awards Plus, more losses at Gannett and Lee despite growth in digital, and details from Brittney Griner about her imprisonment in Russia. May 3, 2024 Tom Jones
Gannett journalists in the solar eclipse’s path go on strike Unionized workers at the Austin American-Statesman and the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle are striking over stalled contract negotiations April 8, 2024 Angela Fu
Gannett sheds three news executives A spokesperson said the moves should not be viewed as a news side cutback, but rather ‘strategic decisions to mitigate redundancies’ March 27, 2024 Rick Edmonds
Opinion | Why an insurrection at the AP could succeed this time when others have failed Readers can now access a swath of free news from a variety of sources. News outlets are focusing instead on high-end local news March 21, 2024 Rick Edmonds
Opinion | Gannett and McClatchy to drop The Associated Press. What does that mean? Two of the largest US newspaper chains will stop using content from one of the largest global wire services — a stunning development in news media March 20, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | Why Report for America will no longer place corps members in hedge fund-owned publications Our program must focus on areas where it has the most impact, RFA executive director Kim Kleman writes March 7, 2024 Kim Kleman
Update: Unionized Desert Sun journalists reach agreement after first open-ended strike in paper’s history Only five American newsroom unions have held indefinite strikes in the past two decades March 1, 2024 Angela Fu
