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Getting companies like Gannett out of the picture is the only way to save local newspapers.

Sale to bring newspapers closer to home | The Apalachicola Times Home / News / Top Stories / Sale to bring newspapers closer to home Local News | News | Top Stories Sale to bring newspapers closer to home BySpecial to the Times November 24, 2025November 24, 2025 For the first time in more than two decades, The Apalachicola Times, the fifth oldest continuously pub...

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Physical newspapers are better than digital media With an overwhelming amount of news consumption happening online, it’s important to note how systems inherent to online outlets affect the headlines people see. After evaluating the influence of media algorithms on digital news sources, physical newspapers offer themselves as a more encompassing a...

Why Your SME Shouldn't Pass On Print Marketing I Startups.co.uk Direct marketing expert David Beasley makes the case for embracing print into your marketing mix for multiple benefits that digital can't provide.

The Good News, Bad News For Planners & Buyers On the upside, the WFA report reveals relatively little immediate threat to traditional agency planners and buyers from either in-house or specialist roster agencies. The bad news is that they will need to become more agile, flexible and responsive to shifts in evolving media agency models.

They will be back. Tried and failed in so many markets.

Kroger phasing out mailed circulars across the country Local news reports and social media posts outline at least four states where the grocer will cease delivering printed weekly ads to homes as it looks to cut costs.

Print Works and Here’s the Brain Science to Prove It The noise on digital channels is overwhelming. With email, digital display ads, social media, connected TV, podcasting and more, it’s challenging for consumers to retain all the messages being thrown at them.

Last I checked humans are still in control. Last I checked media audiences LOVE local news, information and advertising.

Publishers Will Fight For Compensation From AI, But It Won't Matter - A Media Operator The Wall Street Journal said it best with its headline about publishers preparing for a showdown with various platforms over their AI…

NAVIGATING THE STATE OF THE INDUSTRY Who better to guide us through what's happening with publishers throughout the United States than Kevin Slimp and Tim Bingaman. MACPA has brought together two leaders who have their fingers on the pulse of the community paper industry. Join us for this 40 minute, high energy event followed by time t...

No really? : ) I get such entertainment from searching toilet plunger then living with a week of ads for toilet plungers.

Facebook’s ads are annoying users In the US, 52% of Facebook users reported seeing more ads on the social network, while nearly half of YouTube and Instagram users said the same of their respective platforms. Across the social platforms we studied, less than 10% of users felt ad load had decreased.

CherryRoad Media expands through rapid growth spurt: Hyperlocal media company bringing tech to community newspapers CherryRoad Media CEO and founder Jeremy Gulban started his business with specific goals and values in mind but without a specific set of plans. He wanted his technology company to support local journalism, and a huge opportunity gave him that chance. Today, CherryRoad Media owns 64 newspapers in 10....

Report: 95% of employees say IT issues decrease workplace productivity and morale Organizations can improve DEX in a remote work environment – it will just take time, strategy and full company support.