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Sunday, January 24, 2021

MediaWatch: Supreme Court To Consider Cross-Media Ownership

The Supreme Court agreed on Friday to hear an appeal by the Federal Communications Commission over its attempt to loosen

In an online webinar sponsored by South Dakota News Watch, Washington Post media columnist and author Margaret Sullivan expressed her

DES MOINES, Iowa Ty Rushing is a local newspaperman to his core, with a penchant for punchy headlines and an

By Jonathan Randles and Lukas I. Alpert Hedge-fund manager Chatham Asset Management LLC emerged as the winner in a bankruptcy

By Dan Barry Published July 10, 2020Updated July 12, 2020 POTTSTOWN, Pa. — An essential worker drove his cluttered Toyota Corolla through the

Today was the D Day or make that G Day, as the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel became even less of a

June 29, 2020 statenews 377 Views

By Andrew Johnson The financial health of these newspapers has been challenged in recent years with loss of local retail

Those who live in the Highland Park neighborhood of St. Paul are undoubtedly familiar with the Villager, the largest and

By Dr. Iris Chyi University of Texas Author of Trial and Error: U.S. Newspapers’ Digital Struggles toward Inferiority I

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