Vol. 152 Nbr. 5, May 2019

Index

• Tangled Web.
• Free Newspapers Continue to Find Success.
• More Benefits to Print Product.
• Print Cannot Compete with Speed of Digital News.
• Print Helps Identify Facts From Opinion.
• Moving Away From Twitter: Masthead, a social media platform for content creators, is made for news discussion.
• Local Power: Schneps Media triples in size after recent acquisitions.
• "What is essential when planning promotions that will garner revenue for news organizations?".
• From the Archive.
• Tornoe's Corner.
• innovation OF THE MONTH.
• Lawsuit Filed Against Former Orange County Register Owners.
• Teen Sues Washington Post for $250 Million.
• Keeping Citizens Informed: Illinois Press Foundation creates statehouse news bureau.
• Bringing Back Coverage: Adams Publishing Group establishes new Idaho newspaper.
• 'Since Parkland': McClatchy partners with The Trace to memorialize young lives lost to gun violence.
• J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions.
• PARADING THE STREETS.
• Direct and Distributed Forms of News Discovery.
• Top Reasons People Watch Local TV News.
• Social Media Brand Awareness and Usage.
• Types of Email Newsletter to Know.
• Asking Readers for Help: A community engagement approach to investigative reporting.
• The Beat Goes On: As newsrooms restructure, so should coverage areas.
• Explaining the Reporting Process: Being transparent will help newspapers gain the trust of readers.
• 2019 ING LEADERSHIP NETWORKING SUMMIT: Production and operations leaders to gather Oct. 4-5 in Chicago.
• THE LATEST FROM ... Family Features.
• Getting on Track: Newspaper industry leaders find solutions at America East.
• BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS: When it comes to the success of local news, Facebook is all in.
• One size: Does Not Fit All: How publishers are creating the right membership model for their readers.
• Associated Press.
• Daily Times.
• Latin America and the Caribbean for the Associated Press.
• Modesto (Calif.) Bee.
• State Journal-Register.
• The Aegis and The Record.
• The Day.
• USA TODAY Network's Story.
• Akron (Ohio) Beacon Journal.
• Associated Press.
• GateHouse Media.
• Joe and Maureen Jakubisyn, owners of The Cheshire (Conn.) Herald, a weekly newspaper founded in 1953, has sold the newspaper to RJ Media Group, headquartered in Meriden, Conn.
• Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald.
• Noel and Denise Nash have purchased the Creswell (Ore.) Chronicle, a weekly newspaper, from Scott and Jeanne Olson, who published the newspaper for seven years.
• Record Publishing, headquartered in Dunn, N.C. and the parent company of The Daily Record and The Courier-Times, has acquired the Mount Olive (N.C.) Tribune from Merrill Publishing.
• Washington Post.
• Claiborne (Tenn.) Progress, Middlesboro (Ky.) Daily News and Harlan (Ky.) Enterprise..
• Daily Press.
• Greater China.
• Lawrence (Kan.) JournalWorld.
• Salem News, Morning Journal and East Liverpool Review.
• Shelbyville Times-Gazette and the Marshall County Tribune.
• Tribune-Democrat.
• Regulations are Not Killing Newspapers, but Lack of Curiosity Could Harm Them.