Archive for newspapers – Page 4
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
Fake News Remains Top Industry Concern in 2017
Fake news has become an unfortunate part of the media landscape, spreading wildly and being shared on every social media platform. But fake news isn’t ... Read More
2017’s Best of FOIA (So Far)
Every September, the agencies that handle Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests rush to close as many open requests as possible before the end of ... Read More
Local News Tops National Media in Trustworthiness
Some good news for newspapers: People still trust their local news outlets. At a time when trust in the news media has been waning and ... Read More
Report for America Launches at Google News Lab Summit
In an effort to support more real news and increase public trust in the news media, Google News Lab, in partnership with The GroundTruth Project, ... Read More
“FOIA Terrorist” Jason Leopold Shines a Light in the Dark
In 2017, news comes from the Commander in Chief via Twitter posts, and government press briefings have become more combative. The government doesn’t operate in ... Read More
