Archive for newspapers – Page 3
A Love Letter to Journalism
When I traveled with my family as a child, I would drag my parents to gift shops in every new city, looking for postcards and ... Read More
Can You Tell Real News Headlines from Fake? Take Our Quiz!
Fake news websites derive nearly 42 percent of their traffic from links posted on social media platforms. But those links offer only headlines, making it ... Read More
Print Ads Remain Valuable Assets for Publishers and Advertisers
Last week, the DTC Forum on Television & Print in New York City discussed how the pharmaceutical industry can benefit from advertisements on TV and ... Read More
Scary Good Facts About the News Industry
The news industry may be changing every day, and the way the media does business isn't the same as it once was, but there's still ... Read More
Five Key Takeaways from Digital Media North America
Last week, the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) hosted the first-ever Digital Media North America (DMNA) conference in New York City, partnering ... Read More
Print Ads Spur Newspaper Readers to Shop
Combing the Sunday papers for flyers and ads is a regular habit of many Americans. It’s how people make their shopping lists for the week, ... Read More
Google Ends First-Click-Free — What That Means for Paywalled News
Earlier this month, Google made a move many in the news industry have anticipated for years: the internet giant ended their first-click-free program that allowed ... Read More
Five Answers With Newsweek’s Nina Burleigh
In the past year, journalism has changed more and faster than in all its previous years combined. Between outlets having to change how they do ... Read More
Pennsylvania’s Observer Publishing Company Joins the Alliance
As small-town papers try to compete against the internet and the negative impacts of fake news, they’re looking for new ways to fight for their ... Read More
Alliance Celebrates International Newspaper Carrier Day
In the wee hours of the morning, with the sun still tucked behind the horizon, newspaper carriers across the country load up cars and trucks ... Read More
