Vol. 152 Nbr. 4, April 2019

Index

• Paper or Plastic?
• Celebrity Comments Not Worth Reporting.
• Media Dislike of Trump is Revealing.
• Tech Won't Replace News Reporting.
• Accelerating Digital Growth: Canadian media outlets collaborate to tackle the biggest challenges in the industry.
• Fighting Child Poverty: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette tells the story of a community in need.
• "How can reporters best tackle the gray areas in drone journalism, such as privacy concerns and airspace?".
• innovation: OF THE MONTH.
• Tornoe's Corner.
• FROM THE ARCHIVE.
• HD Media and Washington Post Argue for the Release of Data.
• Sacramento Bee and Los Angeles Times Sue Sacramento Sheriff Department.
• Power in Numbers: Texas newspapers expose Southern Baptist church leaders and volunteers involved in sexual misconduct.
• Advertising Made Easy: Richmond Times-Dispatch launches video marketing solution.
• Finding Solutions: Why the IndyStar is working on a year-long project centered on violence.
• critical thinking: J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions.
• WORTH THE WAIT.
• 7 Types of Mis- and Disinformation.
• Media Distrust Around the World.
• AI and the Newsroom: Based on responses from 195 digital leaders in 29 countries.
• Benefits of Subscribing: Based on a survey of nearly 4,000 participants in seven countries: the United States, France, Germany, Spain, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Belgium.
• Analytics with a Shelf Life: Why newsroom metrics should have an expiration date.
• STOP NAMING KILLERS: Why the press should stop giving mass shooters publicity.
• Asking for Directions: Is there a way for publishers to predict referral web traffic?
• TAKING INVENTORY OF CRITICAL ONSITE PARTS: When is a single point of failure going to make you pay?
• What software solution does The Siebold Co., Inc. offer publishers to help efficiently run their press?
• Transforming Your Business: More than 700 industry leaders attend Mega-Conference in Las Vegas.
• DIGITAL MEDIA MELTDOWN: Between laying off hundreds and losing web traffic and dollars, what does the future of news look like now?
• 25 UNDER 35: The next generation of newspaper leaders wants to keep the industry moving.
• Belo Media Group.
• Houston Chronicle.
• M. Roberts Media Publishing.
• Reno (Nev.) Gazette Journal.
• The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
• The Local Media Consortium.
• Times-Dispatch.
• Washington Post.
• Austin American-Statesman.
• Community Impact Newspaper has purchased online local news publication Rover from American Hometown Publishing Inc.
• Dave Soden.
• Havana Publishing Group, Inc.
• Lee Enterprises, Inc.
• Schurz Communications.
• The Wake Weekly newspaper group.
• USA TODAY NETWORK marketing Solutions.
• Washington Post.
• York (Pa.) Daily Record.
• Centre Daily Times in State College, Pa.
• Commonwealth Journal in Somerset.
• D-R Media.
• Lake Oswego (Ore.) Review.
• LEAP and Blue Venn.
• Pittsburgh (Pa.) Post-Gazette.
• The Morning Call Media Group in Allentown, Pa.
• Journalism's Dunbar Number.