Vol. 153 Nbr. 6, June 2020

Index

• On Hold.
• Don't Discount Print Product.
• Mugshots Can Turn into Gossip.
• Mugshots Help With Reporting.
• Providing Relief: Project Oasis will provide a guide to help launch sustainable local news businesses.
• Delivering Answers: USA TODAY NETWORK answers FAQs about the pandemic in a new Facebook series.
• Supporting the Community: The Gambit creates program to aid local businesses through donated ad space.
• Beating the Pandemic: Media organizations call on government to aid the news industry.
• Based on a Cribb, Greene & Cope coronavirus survey of 76 newspaper executives across the country.
• From the Archive.
• innovation OF THE MONTH.
• Austin American-Statesman Wins Case Over University of Texas Records.
• Harvard Professor Withdraws Defamation Lawsuit Against New York Times.
• How would you incorporate engagement into everyday reporting in an early childhood education beat?
• Tornoe's Corner.
• Going Strong: The Compass Experiment celebrates six months of Mahoning Matters.
• critical thinking: J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions?
• SAVING LIVES.
• How Americans View the Medial COVID-19 Coverage: Based on a survey of 8,914 U.S. adults who are members of the Pew Research Center's American Trends Panel.
• Who is Listening to Podcast? Based on a survey of 1,502 participants ages 12 and older.
• Employment in the Newsroom, 2008-2018: Based on newsroom employees ages 18 and older employed in the civilian labor force working 35 or more hours a week.
• Most Engaged Websites for Coronavirus Content.
• Life Support: Stubborn publishers won't recover from COVID-19 wounds.
• Creating a Playbook: How do you make a game plan when you're not sure what the game is?
• Trading Beats: With sports on hold, sportswriters have adapted to other newsroom roles.
• NAVIGATING THROUGH COVID-19: How one production department is handling the crisis.
• SURVIVING THE CRISIS: How to help your advertisers understand the importance of marketing amidst COVID-19.
• EXIT STRATEGY: Media leaders weigh in on where the industry will head after COVID-19.
• PRESCRIPTION for SUCCESS: What salespeople need to know for like after lockdown.
• Journalism Without Fear: Despite threats to press freedom, hope remains.
• A.H. Belo Corp.
• American Journalism Project (AJP).
• Daily Iberian.
• Florida Times-Union.
• Gannett's Eastern region in North Carolina.
• Gannett's Western North Carolina Group.
• Gannett.
• Hanford (Calif.).
• Heart.
• Philadelphia Inquirer.
• Telegram & Gazette.
• Burlngton County Times.
• Delaware county Daily and Sunday Times.
• News Leaders Association.
• The Hollywood Reporter.
• BuzzFeed News.
• California Times.
• Canton (Ohio) Repositor.
• Claton (Ala.) Advertiser.
• Daily Clintonian.
• Dow Jones.
• G/O Media.
• Tampa Bay Times.
• Washington Post.
• America's Newspapers' legacy informs its future.
• Fighting for short and long-term legislative priorities for newspapers: Legislative Priorities 8 Action Needed.
• Reminding local businesses that your newspaper is ready to help.
• The voice of the industry, united for change.
• ESSENTIAL ITEMS DURING A PANDEMIC.
• Three areas newspapers can address right now: Some things you might not have been thinking about during the pandemic.
• Media Fragmentation Means Astute Auto Dealers Should Look At Newspaper ... Again.
• An Honest Talk About 'Fake News'.