Topic: Newspapers
Friday's panel on the Future of Media was pretty much a microcosm for the entirety of Internet Week, as media professionals gathered to dissect the changing media landscape and the…
While U.S. newspapers wage a long-standing fight for print advertising and subscribers, they managed a slight gain in circulation, fueled by increases in digital circ. According to the Audit Bureau of…
Google has long been accused of being a content stealer and/or a value destroyer in certain publishing circles. Mark Cuban, the outspoken head of HD Network and the Dallas Mavericks,…
With more than a quarter of Americans getting their news from mobile devices, adapting to digital platforms is more crucial than ever for news organizations. But according to the 2012…
According to a new study set for release today by Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism, newspapers aren’t having much luck in finding a new revenue model for…
Politico is expanding its print edition beyond the beltway. Beginning today, more than 4,000 copies of the nearly five-year-old D.C. newspaper will hit New York, bringing Politico’s total hard-copy distribution…
When The Texas Tribune launched in November 2009 as a nonprofit online news organization, it had one mission: to provide comprehensive reporting on politics, public policy and state government—increasingly critical…
There’s no question that readers' appetite for news is more voracious than ever. But as news consumption migrates online, newspapers and other major news organizations are facing huge financial challenges…
Here are the 10 most-read press stories published on Adweek.com in 2011: 'Psychology Today' Asks Why Black Women Aren't Pretty10Controversial piece draws fire, is deleted By Gabriel Beltrone Mental health bimonthly Psychology Today…
The New York Times Company announced today that it is in “advanced discussions” to sell its Regional Media Group of newspapers to the Halifax Media Group, confirming earlier rumors that…
