Download materials from the America's Newspapers webinar with Borrell Associates and Second Street on "What Local Advertisers Need Right Now ... and How You Can Help."
Gannett's new platform enables local communities to provide their favorite businesses with much needed resources.
McClatchy is publishing a daily electronic Coronavirus Guide in each of its markets to help keep readers …
For two years now many news sites have turned to digital subscriptions as a financial lifeline. With a …
In an uncertain and rapidly evolving landscape, news media companies are facing daunting new challenges …
Six newspapers serving Nevada’s rural cities — including several founded 150 years ago — will scale …
More than 3 in 4 Republicans believe the media has exaggerated the risk posed by the coronavirus, with …
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BBC News is experimenting with a new way of answering readers' most common questions while avoiding …
In the past week, INMA has helped surface the news industry’s response to the coronavirus crisis …
Over the past several weeks, the coronavirus known as COVID-19 has become a full-blown global …
Kentucky’s community newspapers, large and small, in digital and in print, are taking action to keep its communities informed on everything from the latest news about the virus itself to the importance of social distancing. Read this column from Peter Baniak, past president of KPA.
The worst of the pandemic is yet to come. Listen to the medical experts. It’s time for a national lockdown.
In an email last week to state labor officials, the administrator for the Labor Department’s Office of Employment Insurance instructed them not to release precise numbers of the unemployed in their states. All of us should be disturbed by this attempt to delay the release of public information collected with the public’s tax dollars. The fact that this demand came during Sunshine Week makes it all the more galling.
In this novel crisis, we in media and online need to shift much of our attention away from trying to eradicate disinformation (and how’s that going?) to spend more of our time and resources once …
In a WAN-IFRA webinar last week, newsroom leaders discussed the impact of the novel coronavirus on their newsrooms, their operations, and their staff. In this interview, Warren Fernandez, …
Newspaper and broadcast journalists are proving once again how essential they are to our society.
A new "What's open?" app from Creative Circle Media Solutions is a self-service module allowing businesses, schools and government agencies to indicate whether they are open or closed using a simple form that then displays that information on websites using widgets. Newspaper staffs can also create or edit listings through the back end of the app.
To assist businesses hurt by the new coronavirus, some Gannett papers are offering free multimedia advertising packages and discounted marketing programs to help those businesses extend their advertising message.
The Sales Team of the Future may be upon us now! In this informative webinar, we will discuss not only what the sales team of the future looks like, but also tips on how to set up and manage a remote workforce. We will look at what skills are needed to be successful in sales and how different strengths can be integrated into a team approach, both from in and out of the office.
I started looking into this question with the thought that we might see crime rates go down if people are at home to protect their stuff. It turns out, the opposite may be …
With many store shelves completely cleared of cleaning supplies and other essentials due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, more people are resorting to online shopping (that is, if they hadn't …
