The News Media Alliance and National Newspaper Association, both long-standing newspaper advocacy organizations with Washington, D.C., area offices, have created a joint policy group to assist their members in the

Despite the fact that nearly half of LGBTQ+ adults identify as religious, their stories are often not proportionally included in religion reporting, neither in religious nor mainstream publications. Religious publications

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press — a nonprofit that provides free legal resources to journalists — asks news organizations to complete this survey gauging the legal needs of

Portions of this editorial were previously published in The Wall Street Journal, as a letter from Dean Ridings. A portion of the Local Journalism Sustainability Act (LJSA) was included in

Ogden Newspapers will purchase Swift Communications, the two companies announced Tuesday. Swift Communications publishes local daily and weekly newspapers, magazines and other media in a dozen markets in Colorado, Utah

We are getting close to the end of 2021, which means it is almost time for submitting entries in the annual Chesapeake AP Broadcasters Association contest.   The contest will be open beginning

The Business Monthly, the essential business publication for Howard and Anne Arundel counties, has changed hands. Jason Whong, an experienced publisher, media executive and native Marylander, has purchased the venerable

The return to the office is underway but with COVID-19 lingering in a number of countries, progress remains uneven and uncertain. Many will find newsrooms very different places to the

The News Media Alliance is deeply disappointed by Friday’s decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in the case of National Postal Policy Council v.

If you listen to Facebook defend itself, its argument boils down to the following: We’re doing our best. We know about the problems on our platform, and we’re doing all