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Court of Appeals brief decries prosecutions as "a dangerous step toward the evisceration of freedom of the press."
Despite initially resisting a trial delay, Robert Telles softened his stance after revelations of a preexisting bribery probe. He's changed his mind again and wants to go to trial as soon as possible.
Doorfront Direct, the nation's largest network of magazine/catalog delivery affiliates, provides distribution revenue to newspaper companies. READ MORE
Another crack in the foundation of American journalism appeared last week, adding to concerns about citizens becoming less and less informed. Two of the nation’s largest newspaper publishers, Gannett and McClatchy, disclosed they are curtailing use of The Associated Press.
European Union regulators opened investigations into Apple, Google and Meta on Monday, the first cases under a sweeping new law designed to stop Big Tech companies from cornering digital markets.
Carpenter Media Group has completed its acquisition of U.S. and Canadian publisher Black Press Media in a stock purchase with Canadian financial partner Canso Investment Counsel, LTD. New corporate entities were formed in the U.S. and Canada to hold the stock and assets. CMG and Canso will share total ownership equally, and CMG will manage the companies.
The University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications (UFCJC)  and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation today announced the establishment of the Knight Sunshine Fund at the University of Florida, an endowment of $575,000 to help expand the reach and impact of Sunshine Week and increase public awareness of the importance of open government.
The Associated Press and The Texas Tribune have announced a content sharing agreement, in which both organizations will benefit from each other’s journalism.
OOH (out-of-home) campaigns inform, entertain, attract — and they can change the course of someone’s afternoon. Vistar Media facilitates that serendipity hundreds of thousands of times a day. READ MORE
After years of effort by press freedom advocates and their allies, Congress in its current session seems to be on the verge of finally passing a federal reporter shield law, which would give broad protection to journalists from being compelled to reveal the names of sources and methods in federal court testimony.
As newsrooms navigate financial pressures and shifts in ownership, many journalists have turned to mutual aid to support one another. 
Moral injury can lead to depression, substance abuse or burnout, which is one reason news managers need to understand the phenomenon of moral injury — and ways to address it or head it off. They also need to understand the ways in which their own organizations can cause or contribute to moral injury.
Newsroom partnerships can be powerful — and fraught, especially when access to resources is unequal. Here are ways to navigate that.
The Empire State Local News Coalition, a statewide advocacy group of more than 150 local news outlets, and elected officials rallied March 20 at the State Capitol in support of the Local Journalism Sustainability Act.
Xalok is a leading company in content management for media.  They offer a robust and comprehensive CMS that enables media outlets and other organizations to effectively manage their onlline content. READ MORE
U.S.-born Latinos overwhelmingly prefer to get their news in English; about half of immigrant Latinos prefer it in Spanish.
The Associated Press said the decisions by the two major newspaper chains “would not have a material impact on our overall revenue.”
This year began with a series of bleak stories about the predicament of local news in America, but there are bright spots. One is in Philadelphia, where the Lenfest Institute for Journalism keeps finding ways to expand local and regional coverage and generate helpful ideas for the industry.