Vol. 153 Nbr. 3, March 2020

Index

• Saving Ourselves.
• Journalists Must Stay Objective.
• Things Look Similar to 20 Years Ago.
• Between the Lines: Subtext creates a space for journalists and their audience to connect one-on-one.
• Latinos in America: USA Today launches Hecho en USA, a Spanish-language series.
• A City of Champions: Guardian US highlights community leaders in latest project.
• Expanding the Weekend Edition: McClatchy initiates company-wide effort to move subscribers online.
• 150%.
• From the Archive.
• What can journalists do to practice self-care?
• Federal Judge Rules Freelancers Must Abide by California Labor Law.
• Innovation OF THE MONTH.
• Judge Orders Some Sealed Documents Opened in Capital Gazette Murder Trial.
• Tornoe's Corner.
• Email Marketing Engagement.
• Leading iPad News Apps in the U.S. by Number of Downloads.
• Saving Journalism: Freelance Reporting Initiative wants to pay freelancers to write stories about Big Tech.
• critical thinking: J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions.
• SACRED ART.
• 10 Largest Daily Newspapers Sold in 2019: Based on daily circulation.
• Digital Projects in 2020: Survey includes responses from senior positions in tradition or digital-born publishing companies across 32 countries.
• Back to Life: Newspapers should improve obituaries before another revenue stream dies.
• Embracing the Risk Takers: Why dissonant voices are crucial to every newsroom.
• An Experiment Pays Off: Post and Couriers mini-publishing groups bring in big readership, revenue.
• IT MAY BE TIME TO REVISIT YOUR COMMERCIAL PRICING STRUCTURE: When cost cutting hits the brick wall, how do you find a better way?
• THE LATEST FROM INC.
• A LEGACY OF NEWS: The future of journalism may live on through family-owned newspapers.
• 10 NEWS PUBLISHERS THAT DO IT RIGHT.
• Albany Times Union.
• Capital Journal.
• Clarion Ledger.
• Gannett Co.
• Local Media Association.
• New York Times'.
• Roanoke Times.
• Southern Newspapers Inc.
• Texas Tribune's.
• The Philadelphia Inquirer.
• Times Publishing Co.
• Washington Post.
• Arkansas-based Crittenden Publishing Co., Inc., and Tennessee-based Germantown Publishing Co., Inc., have sold their newspapers and related publications to Paxton Media Group.
• Berkshire Hathaway has agreed to sell its 31 newspapers for $140 million in cash to Lee Enterprises.
• Delta Media Group.
• Guardian Media Group.
• Institute for Nonprofit News (INN).
• International Newspaper Group (ING).
• Lee Enterprises, Inc.
• Omaha World-Herald.
• Sonoma Media Investments LLC.
• Star Tribune Media Co.
• Times Union.
• Florida Press Association.
• New York Times.
• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
• The Local Media Consortium.
• Five Culture-Killing Phrases Smart Newsrooms Will Stop Saying in 2020.
• Google News Initiative Launching New North American Innovation Challenge.