Vol. 152 Nbr. 9, September 2019

Index

• The Real Thing.
• Be Mindful to Older Readers.
• Don't Overlook Strengths.
• Filling in Gaps.
• Journalists Now Showing Bias.
• Media Should Only Present Facts.
• Staying Faithful to Print.
• How Recruitment Sales Teams Are Finding New Ways To Help Clients Find The Right Fit.
• The Credibility of News: PEN America and the Trust Project create a digital tool to assess transparency.
• Combining Strengths: SNPA, Inland to merge on Oct. 1.
• County Judge Rules That Los Angeles Times Journalists Do Not Have to Reveal Sources.
• innovation OF THE MONTH.
• News Outlets Sue the University of Wyoming for Withholding Public Records.
• This has helped the public.
• "How are drones changing journalism and visual storytelling?".
• FROM THE ARCHIVE.
• Tornoe's Corner.
• 'The Journal of the Magic City': Cheyenne Post debuts in Wyoming.
• Honoring Truth Seekers: Lawmakers introduce bill to build memorial for fallen journalists.
• Informing the Next Generation: News-O-Matic and Amazon collaborate to bring news briefings to children.
• critical thinking: J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions.
• CLASS DISMISSED.
• Digital Subscribers Who Pay for News in the U.S.
• News Avoidance and News Overload: Total sample in each country=2,000.
• Restricting Altered Videos and Images: Based on a survey of 6,127 respondents.
• Gen Z and the News: Based on a survey of 1,884 respondents ages 13-21.
• Republican and Democrat Opinions of Fact-Checkers and News Media: Based on a survey of 6,127 respondents.
• The Bottom Line.
• Fight the Power: The history between presidents and the press has always been tense.
• Ink Goes Digital: Editorial cartoons find new life online.
• BUYING POWER: PAGE Cooperative opens up membership to include publicly-held newspapers, newspaper groups and commercial printers.
• What are some current circulation challenges in the newspaper industry, and what services does Impact Sales Solutions provide to help news publishers with them?
• WATCHDOG JOURNALISM BITES INTO REVENUE: How newspapers are turning trust into dollars.
• A Whole New World: As readers move more toward digital, how are newspapers fulfilling their needs?
• Associated Press.
• Associated Press.
• Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
• Gainesville (Fla.) Sun and the Ocala (Fla.) Star-Banner.
• GateHouse Media.
• Missouri School of Journalism.
• Sun News.
• The Associated Press.
• Victoria (Texas) Advocate.
• Washington Post.
• Wich Comminications.
• Adams Publishing Group, LLC.
• Adams Publishing Group, LLC.
• Boone Newspapers, Inc.
• Country Media, Inc.
• EO Media Group.
• Good Times.
• McClatchy.
• National Post.
• Ogden Newspapers.
• Texas Community Group for Hearst Newspaper.
• Washington Post's.
• Washington Post.
• Charlotte (N.C.).
• CNHI.
• Fergus Falls (Minn.) Journal.
• Hannibal (Mo.) Courier-Post.
• Journal-Courier.
• Midland (Mich.) Daily News.
• Reuters.
• Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch.
• The Forward.
• Timberjay.
• Google, Facebook Should Pay For News They Use.