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Hundreds of local reporters in New Jersey were laid off this past year. What does that mean for the state?

Ken DoctorDecember 19, 2016

Newsonomics: The 2016 media year by the numbers, and a look toward 2017

Fake news percentages, numbers of working journalists, declining print ad revenue: 2016 in numbers.

Ken DoctorNovember 4, 2016

Newsonomics: Your Gannettenfreude will only take you so far

Who, exactly, are the better plausible options to consolidate the newspaper industry? The real problem remains the business model, not the ownership.

Joseph LichtermanSeptember 13, 2016

The Incline, Billy Penn’s new sister site, launches in Pittsburgh

Like Billy Penn in Philadelphia, the Pittsburgh site will focus on attracting a younger audience through events and aggregation in addition to original reporting.

Joseph LichtermanAugust 24, 2016

Business realities are impacting all college newspapers. But what happens when they’re for-profit?

Gannett owns two college newspapers in Florida — it’s closed one and cutting costs at the other.

Shan WangAugust 23, 2016

Where does local TV news fit in the digital age? Tegna, a year separated from Gannett, has some ideas

“By following the lead of our employees to create content that is digital first, it frees them up from the sameness of format that is plaguing local television news.”

Ken DoctorAugust 3, 2016

Newsonomics: Tronc M, Tronc X, or just Tronc — it’s still in an uncertain position

For all his talk of media reinvention, CEO Michael Ferro’s company is in the same position as lots of newspaper publishers: cutting costs to deal with accelerating print decline.

Shan WangJuly 19, 2016

As USA Today network builds its investigative ambitions, it looks to keep things in the Gannett family

Its chief content officer: “My message has been, any journalist at any of our papers can come up with a great idea, something that we think is scalable, we will help them scale it.”

Joseph LichtermanMay 17, 2016

Millennial-focused local startup Charlotte Agenda is expanding its model to a second city, Raleigh

The North Carolina startup says it’s profitable and is looking to expand its reach — but it’s not seeking outside funding.

Joshua BentonMay 4, 2016

Tampa just lost a daily newspaper; is this the continuation of an old trend or the start of a new one?

Buy a company, milk the cash flow, sell off assets, shut it down: It can be a profitable formula. Is this the end game for some metro newspapers?

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