Metro – Page 2 – State of Newspapers

Thursday, August 22, 2019

NYT: How a Newspaper War in New Orleans Ended: With a Baked Alaska and Layoffs

By Campbell Robertson NEW ORLEANS — The announcement came via the baked alaska. On May 2, senior staff members at The

By Keith J. Kelly The Newhouse family, which owns publications ranging from Vanity Fair to The Star-Ledger, just gave a

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — THE owners of Louisiana‘s The Advocate newspaper have purchased The Times-Picayune in New Orleans from Advance Local Media.

By Jonathan O’Connell . April 17 at 10:43 AM Alden Global Capital, a prominent hedge fund that controls more than 100

By David Danbom . – (Loveland CO) Reporter-Herald The newspaper business is dying. Newsrooms are going dark all over the

April 8, 2019 Gannett Co., Inc. today mailed a letter to shareholders in connection with the company’s 2019 Annual Meeting

By NANCY WEST, InDepthNH.org BRENTWOOD – Seacoast Newspapers Inc. is suing the Union Leader Corp. for pulling out of its printing

In Milwaukee, as in most major American cities these days, the real crisis in journalism has nothing to do with

Somewhere on the outskirts of the great beyond there is a smoke-filled watering hole where Walter Cronkite is having a

By Josh Kosman, Keith J. Kelly and Carleton English Looks like slashing and burning has its limits in the newspaper business. The secretive hedge