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Iowa college newspaper buys 2 struggling small town weeklies to stave off news deserts

Iowa college newspaper buys 2 struggling small town weeklies to stave off news deserts

By Heather Hollingsworth and The Associated Press

April 2, 2024

Gaza journalists

‘Attacks on journalists are also attacks on truth,’ Leaders at NYT, AP, more express solidarity with journalists in Gaza

By David Bauder and The Associated Press

March 1, 2024

Vice execs abruptly lay off workers, end town hall after downpour of thumbs-down emojis

Vice execs abruptly lay off workers, end town hall after downpour of thumbs-down emojis

By Chloe Berger

February 29, 2024

OpenAI

Digital news outlets file lawsuit against OpenAI nearly identical to New York Times’ case

By David Bauder and The Associated Press

February 28, 2024

Jimmy Finkelstein

Journalism’s apocalyptic January ends with sudden shutdown of The Messenger, throwing 300 more out of work

By The Associated Press

February 1, 2024

Oregon newspaper that fired entire staff after embezzlement to relaunch print edition thanks to fundraising, community support: ‘You’ve got to give it a shot’

Oregon newspaper that fired entire staff after embezzlement to relaunch print edition thanks to fundraising, community support: ‘You’ve got to give it a shot’

By Claire Rush and The Associated Press

January 28, 2024

Daily News

Strikes hit Forbes for first time ever and New York Daily News for first time in 3 decades as journalism sector roiled by labor strife

By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press

January 26, 2024

WHYY

NPR fired a reporter for his stand-up comedy act outside of work. An arbitrator thought it was ‘simply funny’ and reinstated him

By Brooke Schultz and The Associated Press

January 6, 2024

John Pilger

John Pilger, journalist whose criticism of US/UK foreign policy alerted the world to Cambodian atrocities, dies at 84

By The Associated Press

January 3, 2024

Ray Dalio

Ray Dalio slams ‘tragedy’ of a New York Times journalist’s shocking book about him, claiming he was a Bridgewater reject who wrote ‘fiction, created as fact’

November 29, 2023

Evan Gershkovich

WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich will stay in a Russian jail through the end of January

By The Associated Press

November 28, 2023

Jeff Zucker

Jeff Zucker’s Abu Dhabi-backed fund just agreed a loan deal that would let it take over venerable London newspaper the Telegraph and Spectator magazine

By Thomas Seal and Bloomberg

November 21, 2023

Newspapers

America has lost one-third of its newspapers and two-thirds of its newspaper journalists since 2005 despite widespread outcry, study finds

By David Bauder and The Associated Press

November 16, 2023

Prince Harry wearing sunglasses and waving

Prince Harry-led lawsuit alleging Daily Mail publisher bugged celebrities’ homes and lied to get medical records can go ahead, judge rules

By Jill Lawless and The Associated Press

November 10, 2023

Taylor Swift performing at the Eras Tour

A 35-year-old ‘huge Swiftie’ beat out a White House reporter and a legion of bloggers to get the most coveted job in journalism

November 7, 2023

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