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Research suggests that journalists might have some responsibility in popularizing extremist views, even if it is accidental. The research says this can happen by journalists reporting on certain …
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Mathew Ingram
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5/24/18
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Journalists and newsrooms all over the country have protested their corporate owners for many reasons including staff layoffs and draining papers' profits. One of the latest cases that has drawn …
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Gerry Smith
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5/22/18
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With a single vote, North Carolina’s U.S. senators can help stop a trade war in its tracks, preserve American jobs and prevent government from taking an unseemly swipe at the media watchdogs that …
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Wilson Times
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5/18/18
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Sources say that the technology company might be investing in the Research Triangle Park, and will create 10,000 jobs out of the venture. If the project were to go through, Apple is setting its …
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Travis Fain & Rick Smith
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5/17/18
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Senators called for the protection against newsprint tariffs with the Protecting Rational Incentives in Newsprint Trade Act of 2018, otherwise known as the "PRINT Act".
The act would halt …
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Paul Boyle
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5/15/18
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Monday morning the Supreme Court opposed a law that allows sports gambling to be banned. Now, sports gambling will be able to occur more frequently and with less restrictions. The law allows states …
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Joshua Benton
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5/14/18
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ESPN has been the latest to let go its public editor. While newspapers see the public editor position as vital to their success, consumers might not even notice the absence. Some may not even know …
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Pete Vernon
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5/11/18
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Faceterbot is the latest fact-checking technology in the news industry and may even be saving social media site Facebook one fact at a time.
The chatbot lives in Facebook Messenger, where …
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Daniel Funke
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5/10/18
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You may have heard about Volkswagen’s initial ad campaign. At a time when big gas guzzlers were the norm on the roads, a European carmaker had the seemingly impossible job of convincing North …
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John Foust
Raleigh, NC
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5/9/18
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The Kingsport Times News, a Tennessee newspaper is cutting costs and improving its paper at the same time. It recently has become Prolmage's newest customer by buying the company's ink-saving …
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5/8/18
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The International Trade Commission will listen to testimonials from both supporters and non-supporters in regards to Canadian paper tariffs on July 17. The tariffs have been in place since January …
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Tonda F. Rush
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5/8/18
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For almost 40 years, Alan Ford has reported on Shelby's sport scene as the sports editor of The Shelby Star. The Star commemorates him by compiling testimonials from community members that have …
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5/7/18
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Journalists who have either decided to leave their papers because they don't want to work for corporate owners who don't take care of their newspaper or those who have been let go in a series of …
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Corey Hutchins
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4/27/18
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Local newsrooms in Europe are trying to appeal to increasing digital demands as audiences today obtain their news from the internet more so than newsprint. Newspapers in the U.K., Germany and France …
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4/26/18
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Student journalists are the next targets in the latest battles that newsrooms have had to face including layoffs, consolidation and other threats to the industry. Many student papers face an uneasy …
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David Beard
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4/24/18
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Newspaper tariffs are hitting American newsrooms hard, including the Tampa Bay Times.
Layoffs are approaching for journalists at the Times due to the rising expenses being placed on papers …
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Kristen Hare
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4/23/18
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The first NewsLitCamp will be held by the News Literacy Project in Washington, D.C. The project aims to connect journalists and teachers with staff from NewseumEd, an organization that provides media …
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Kirsten Ballard
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4/20/18
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Beginning June 1, the Davie County Enterprise Record and The Clemmons Courier's editor and publisher of 33 years will step down. Dwight Sparks gave both small papers larger readership and the …
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Dwight Sparks
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4/19/18
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Ann Caulkins, The Charlotte Observer’s president and publisher, is stepping down after 12 years and will be succeeded by Rodney Mahone, a longtime media executive from Georgia, company …
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4/19/18
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Publishers and other newspaper executives know more than anyone about the impact of newsprint tariffs on your newspaper's ability to provide news and information to your local community. You …
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4/18/18
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