Vol. 152 Nbr. 10, October 2019

Index

• A New Season.
• Local Journalism Lives in New Orleans.
• Social Media is Changing Local Advertising.
• Unreliable Internet Connection Hurts Readers.
• The Yelp for News: Credder creates rating system to help determine if articles are trustworthy.
• Exposing the Truth: The Signals Network aims to protect whistleblowers and help media groups receive tips.
• $1.4 billion.
• innovation OF THE MONTH.
• Libel Suit Against Washington Post Dismissed.
• Union Leader Corp. Countersues Seacoast Newspapers Inc. in Printing Contract Dispute.
• FROM THE ARCHIVE.
• How will The Compass Experiment help McClatchy explore new models for independent local news?
• Tornoe's Corner.
• An Inside Look: San Francisco Chronicle spends 24 hours inside the city's homelessness crisis.
• News & Brews: The Illinois Newsroom creates event series to engage readers about important topics.
• No Crying in Newsrooms: A new book captures the struggles and successes of women in news media.
• critical thinking? J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions.
• FUN WITH FRIENDS.
• News Media Has a Negative Effect on the U.S.: Based on a survey of 1,502 of U.S. adults ages 18 years or older.
• Audience Outreach for Digital-Native News Outlets: Based on an audit of the 37 digital-native outlets.
• At a Standstill: Local newspapers could be crushed under the debt of mega-mergers.
• Making Customer Service a Priority: Instead of ignoring complaints, newspapers should create better experiences for readers.
• Providing a Roadmap: With his weekly newsletter, Joseph Lichterman digs deep on newsroom innovation.
• TAKING BACK CONTROL: LNP installs new press, brings production back to Lancaster County.
• How can Metro's new partnership with Evvnt.com benefit news publishers?
• TAKING ON THE TECH GIANTS: With the help of Washington, news publishers fight to recapture advertising dollars from Facebook and Google.
• Reinventing the Wheel: What would media companies look like if sales leaders could create their own successful business model?
• Adams Publishing Group-ENC.
• Associated Press.
• Daily Press and the Virginian-Pilot.
• Deseret News.
• Gannett Co., Inc.
• Lancaster Farming.
• Norman (Okla.) Transcript.
• San Antonio (Texas) Express-News.
• Tennessee Press Association (TPA).
• American Hometown Publishing Inc.
• David and Mary Lou Webb have sold the Franklin Advocate (Meadville, Miss.) to Paul and Doris Keane.
• Europe for the Associated Press.
• Grand Island (Neb.) Independent.
• manroland Goss.
• Morning Journal.
• Rhode Island Suburban Newspapers.
• The Fayetteville (N.C.) Observer.
• Tribune Chronicle.
• Associated Press.
• McClatchy.
• Stephen Michael Hunt: October 9, 1954-August 27, 2019.
• Sun Media Group.
• Can Anti-Trust Law Save Newspapers?