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Sunday, September 27, 2020

Newspaper Guild: An Open Letter to Paul Bascobert and Mike Reed, CEOs at Gannett

To Paul Bascobert and Mike Reed, CEOs at Gannett: It pains us to learn of any journalist losing their job,

Thursday, May 7, 2020 Lou Gehrig kiss my ass — because I’m the luckiest man on the face of the

by Jason Sethre Fillmore County Journal For decades, America has been battling the outsourcing of manufacturing and services to countries

by Al Cross The Rural Blog One of the largest chains of community newspapers, Community Newspaper Holdings Inc., has undertaken an

by Kevin Slimp, stateofnewspapers.com It’s a crazy time for all of us. I’m not telling you anything you don’t

by Kevin Slimp stateofnewspapers.com Ken Doctor wrote an excellent column today titled, “Poison pill swallowed, what’s next for Gannett?” It’s

Readers can be assured receiving and flicking through the pages of newspapers is still considered safe, according to the World

Local newspapers across the UK have come together to publish the same front page pledging to support their communities during

Publisher Terri Leifeste is leaving the Columbia Daily Tribune, effective Friday, to lead a group of privately owned newspapers. She

OAK RIDGE, Tenn. — The Oak Ridger has announced Publisher Darrell Richardson, an Anderson County native, will be leaving the