A timely reminder of where hedge fund ownership is leading

Would you call large language models training on an internet's worth of content "an astonishing theft of unprecedented proportions"? Or perhaps you prefer the "largest theft of labor in human…

Local news providers weighing AI use in the newsroom should think twice, according to a new survey from the Medill Local News Initiative at Northwestern. "The Medill survey provides a warning to news…

"Journalism can live inside the public library and allow people to take part in it together."

"Journalism can live inside the public library and allow people to take part in it together."

Buried in an opinion piece about California's Community NEWS Act is the announcement that Lookout Santa Cruz has achieved something remarkable (and rare) in local news: It's profitable. Six years aft...

The owner of The Miami Herald said subscriber interest did not support its current level of investment. One employee called the layoffs a “blood bath.”

McClatchy laid off 12 journalists at the Lexington Herald-Leader, a majority of its positions, as a part of its deep, nationwide layoffs.

The nonprofit news network will expand to Arkansas with the launch of its fourth newsroom later this year.

"I think with Trump's first election in 2016, it became painfully clear to the media broadly that you can't just look at the world primarily from the coasts."

The nonprofit National Trust for Local News is acquiring the Vermont Community Newspaper Group in a deal that will close this month, the Trust announced Thursday. The deal, which will add five weekly…

"This is a community platform, not a news site — it's very much not a news site."

Her newsletter, Letters from an American, is quick to call out MAGA. Her critics say she's less tough on Democrats.

Outlets like Wired, NJ.com, and The Wall Street Journal are setting renewal prices just for you — and being forced to disclose it.

A community run? A block party? A trivia night? There are options for newsrooms of all stripes and sizes.

From sticker swaps in Boston to interactive guides in L.A., news outlets are using the tournament to test new ways of reaching audiences.

"It’s an indication of how unexplored our world is. If you can find a new species in New York City, think how many more there must be out there."

The New York Times: It wants to be your one-stop shop for cooking, games, sports...and next, perhaps, local news? On Wednesday, the Times announced it will soon launch The Local, "a new journalism…

"In the local journalism world, we are not super-duper experts at the political process."

"People don't choose to have their media diet and their football allegiances bundled together. The feed does that for them."

“We’re not just going to complain about it!”

“We’re not just going to complain about it!”

You've seen the headlines, or TikToks — the traffic cones on statues, the pubs drunk dry, the throngs of men in kilts. The Tartan Army took Boston by storm in the best possible way last week during…

“We’re not just going to complain about it!”

An analysis of billions of visits to a metro newspaper's website finds that entertainment and sports stories might generate lots of pageviews, but it's topics like government, transportation, and heal...

The investigative nonprofit newsroom’s local reporting initiative relies on freelance correspondents to fill local news gaps in downeast and western Maine.

The Local News Research Hub aims to make academic research more accessible to audiences including policymakers, funders, and journalists.

McClatchy, Advance Local, Tribune Publishing and other major newspaper chains are restricting the nonprofit's archiving bots.

Cambridge Day and the Cambridge Somerville Independent will be competing for coverage — and donation dollars — but this isn’t a newspaper war of yore.

The acquisition, which will take effect May 4, is the latest example of a metro daily transforming into a nonprofit to survive.

Outlets like The Guardian and The New York Times are scrutinizing digital archives as potential backdoors for AI crawlers.

Under the Desk News started as TikTok explainers during the pandemic. Six years later, V Spehar has become one of the internet's most trusted journalists.

On the picket line in New York, union leaders said they expect "more concentrated conflicts" over AI in the news industry.

Nonprofit newsroom Montana Free Press is the managing partner behind the April 9 national day of action.

Nota shut down its news sites after Axios and Poynter found dozens of plagiarized quotes, phrases and photos

Executive departures, financial challenges, and a tense contract negotiation with its editorial union has left VTDigger on unstable footing.

“We determined the need, we raised the funds, we found the properties, and we are teaching young journalists what a circuit breaker is.”

The Newhouse School has recognized the best in media industry reporting since 2007.

How Instagram, public radio, Signal, WhatsApp, the local paper of record, and local TV do — and don't — fit into one Minneapolis resident's daily news habits.

At “an evening of magic, rap battles, and a SECRET documentary screening,” would I discover the future of news?

At “an evening of magic, rap battles, and a SECRET documentary screening,” would I discover the future of news?

The 51st, City Cast, and The Baltimore Banner are among the outlets to announce expansions of Washington, D.C. metro area coverage since the Post layoffs.

The New York Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger has voiced a new ad encouraging listeners to support any news organization dedicated to original reporting — even if it's not the Times. It's Sulzberger's...

There’s no question that Gen Zers in the Boston area are facing major financial headwinds. The Globe spoke with several twentysomethings to better understand how they are managing high costs.

The idea is not just to discuss a story's substance, but to give readers a behind-the-scenes look at the reporting process and decision-making that shape the published article.

A massive nor’easter that blanketed New England with snow and turbulent winds made it nearly impossible for the paper’s printing staff to get to work in Taunton.