Uncategorized – State of Newspapers

Wednesday, July 17, 2019

Saline Courier: Hussman spews false claims that all newspapers are dying

Editorial by Kelly Freudensprung For example: Hussman has said repeatedly that his paper is losing money and that subscribers are

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

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

By SHANKAR VEDANTAM, RHAINA COHEN & TARA BOYLE This week on Hidden Brain, we explore this tension at the heart of journalism. And we’ll consider

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

With the political chaos of Brexit filling their column inches, British newspapers are now having to ensure the country’s drive

CNHI sold to Retirement Systems of Alabama, its old owner; rural journalism institute director says that’s a good thing Community

by Kristal Kuykendall CNHI LLC, the parent company of Herald Banner Publications, has been acquired by the Retirement Systems of

By Ed Henninger Sometimes a design just goes stale. Over the course of even just a few years, inconsistencies creep

STORM LAKE A Chronicle of Change, Resilience, and Hope From a Heartland Newspaper By Art Cullen 317 pp. Viking. $28.