Newspapers
For many journalists, the bonds formed in the newsroom remain long after they leave
Many journalists who have spent time working in a newsroom forge there — in that…
Report: For local newspapers to survive, they need to stop telling everyone they’re dying
A new study from the Tow Center for Digital Journalism looks in-depth at small newspapers,…
Print advertising woes are getting worse
The first half of 2016 was financially bleak for newspaper organizations; the second may be…
It’s 2016, and we’re still arguing whether newspapers should have websites
"What if almost the entire newspaper industry got it wrong?" Thus begins a contrarian argument…
What happened after 6 college newspapers cut their print schedules
Today is a Tuesday, which means that for the first time in its 123-year-old history,…
Newspaper bosses ‘paralyzed’ by change, clueless about paid content, says Steve Brill
A stumbling newspaper industry has been clueless on paywalls and in how to produce content…
Pepperdine student newspapers reported stolen after front-page DUI story
Student Press Law Center Update: Three students have admitted they stole these papers for a…
Gaza invasion or missile strike? Newspapers wrestle with big news and limited space
A missile strike downs a commercial jet bound for Malaysia, killing nearly 300 people and…
Yelp reviews newspapers: ‘mediocre’ journalism, but teriyaki stir fry at cafeteria ‘delightful’
An underappreciated benefit of digital delivery of newspaper content: The news doesn't arrive on your…
Study says civic participation fell in Denver and Seattle after newspapers closed
Political Communication | Lee Shaker Civic engagement in Denver and Seattle "dropped significantly from 2008…
Newspaper PDF replica service bets on future of print-style digital reading
In October 2012, just 23 percent of Americans told Pew they read even one newspaper…