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Sunday, November 17, 2019

Ed Henninger: How writers can do better

As many of you know by now, I’ll be retiring at the end of this year…perhaps sooner. I’ve been consulting since

Youngstown, Ohio • Mere moments after the start of the hastily called community forum, the tears started to flow. “Gobsmacked” was

Cost-cutting by newspaper chains has moved up print deadlines that even the biggest stories can’t make the paper if they

by Kevin Slimp, stateofnewspapers.com So it seems New York Times executive editor Dean Baquet just pronounced most of the newspaper

THE HILL BY Joe Concha New York Times executive editor Dean Baquet is predicting that “most local newspapers are going to

Five years later, the former district court judge is president and publisher of the Eagle, a once-great daily newspaper whose

By Bruce Rushton Five news reporters are left at Springfield’s daily newspaper – three times that number were employed when the

The GateHouse newspaper chain will consolidate 50 Massachusetts publications into 18 next week, as the company mulls a possible merger

This purported internal memo began circulating today about cuts at Gatehouse New England. Upon seeing the memo posted on Facebook,

ByLukas I. Alpert and Cara LombardoUpdated May 30, 2019 5:49 p.m. ET USA Today publisher Gannett Co. has recently held merger talks