Newspaper Industry
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Newspapers Consider Charging for Online Content
Some in journalism think newspapers must start charging to view their articles online. Papers already have begun experimenting with pay models to see readers' reaction. more...
New York Times Goes Local — in San Francisco
The New York Times new local San Francisco edition will be followed by a similar venture in Chicago. Papers in both cities await the competitive impact of these moves. more...
Chicago Sun-Times Makes Big Contract Concessions
Chicago Sun-Times workers agreeing to accept pay cuts and lose guarantees reflects a dilemma for newspaper unions. They are promoting concessions to prolong employment. more...
Wash. Post Ends One News Service, Begins Another
The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times end their 47-year news sharing service, as both join forces with new partners. The Post is now teaming with Bloomberg News. more...
Boston Guild's Dan Totten Accused of Funds Fraud
Boston Newspaper Guild President Dan Totten has been accused of misappropriating union funds by the group's treasurer. He previously had his financial authority revoked. more...
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Local Newspapers Turn to Multimedia Journalism
By: Joe Elvin
Local newspaper chiefs are beginning to realise the value of high website traffic and are starting to favour print journalists with multimedia journalism skills. more...
Industry Watches as Newspapers Try Paid Sites
The debate over how newspapers can make money online is raging within the industry. Some publishers are taking action, putting pay walls around their websites. more...
Will Newspaper Readers Pay for Online Content?
Many readers say they would pay "nothing" to get their daily news online, but some believe studies suggest the contrary, offering hope to the publishers of newspapers. more...
By: Gautam Banerjee
Technological advances indicate that the text news on paper may migrate to text news on electronic screen. The abiding spell of newspaper on the readers is over. more...
Some Newspaper History from Philadelphia
From Ben Franklin to Pulitzers, Philadelphia journalism has made history. Now, in these challenging times for newpapers, Brian Tierney wants to be part of the story. more...
Brian Tierney Fights to Save His Philly Dailies
A former ad executive who sometimes fought with the papers over coverage of his clients, Tierney purchased them three years ago. Now he's fighting mightily to keep them. more...
Newspaper Industry and Recession
By: Gautam Banerjee
Declining advertisement revenue has severely impacted the newspaper industry in the present economic downturn. But it is an opportunity for the newspapers to transform. more...
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