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Gleeful Brexit-backing newspapers raised a toast Wednesday to Britain's serving notice on its EU membership, while their continental European counterparts struck a tone of lament, with one insisting "it's not too late" to think again.
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The owner of an upstate New York newspaper said a man bought hundreds of copies of newspapers to keep people from reading about his drunk driving arrest. However, the story was published online, too.
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Toronto -
It's been a grim few weeks for Canadian newspapers, so the Canadian Journalism Foundation's latest talk, "Spotlight on Publishers: The Challenge of Making News Pay," was a very timely one.
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Ask anyone today whether they think journalism is dead and their answer will depend on what medium they prefer to find their news. Most people today likely get much of their news online.
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The New York Times Company delivered another quarterly loss - its 13th consecutive quarterly decline - citing an extra week in 2012 and investments the company made in 2013.
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The Washington Post Company, having sold the Washington Post newspaper and digital concern to Amazon's Jeff Bezos, announced its new name on Monday.
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The New York Times just posted its 12th consecutive quarterly advertising revenue decline, claiming a "complex and fragmented" market is to blame — but is it something else?
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Istanbul -
Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan receives support from powerful Fetullah Gulen and his media empire even as he censors the news in Turkey.
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With the Washington Post implementing a paywall on their flagship digital property next week, a report from PricewaterhouseCoopers suggests paywalls will not stop revenue declines at newspapers.
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Following in the footsteps of other newspapers across North America, such as the New York Times, Postmedia Inc. announced that it was expanding its paywall to all of its newspapers.
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Six Leading European newspapers jointly produce a supplement every half year with detailed analysis and perspectives concerning developments and problems within the European Union. Issue 4 deals with the dwindling public support for the EU.
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Billionaire funders of the Tea Party, the Koch brothers, have reportedly expressed interest in buying several newspapers across the United States.
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Authorities in Burma granted approval for 16 daily newspapers, and one of them is run by opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi's party.
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The Pew Research Center for Excellence in Journalism (PEJ) released a ground-breaking study about the newspaper industry. Within the report, four different American newspapers found innovative ways to discover potential business models.
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Tehran -
Fourteen Iranian journalists have been placed under arrest by government officials for reportedly "consorting with hostile foreign news media".
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As part of its wide-ranging democratic reforms, the new government of Myanmar will start accepting applications from publishers who want to go into newspaper business starting February 2013.
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Internet search giant Google is threatening to exclude French media sites from returned search results if France goes ahead with a proposed law which would force search engines to pay for content.
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Athens -
A news blackout was experienced on Wednesday as journalists walked off the job for 24 hours, just one day before the general strike in Greece.
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The American newspaper conglomerate Journal Register Co. is filing for bankruptcy once again, after it did the same in 2009.
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Toronto -
A majority of citizens are still looking to traditional news media to get their information on the political pulse of the nation. But there is a big problem: They are not getting what they’re searching for.
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Featured in articles by Digital Journal, Politico, Huffington Post and more, the new documentary film "Fit to Print" is starting to generate more and more buzz around the news-media world.
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"Fit to Print" is a documentary film which chronicles the struggles faced by many traditional print reporters as readership drops and jobs are lost.
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Toronto -
Postmedia Network Canada, the publisher of the largest chain of Canadian big-city daily newspapers, continues to struggle. The company announced Monday that it will be making several revisions to its business model.
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Toronto -
Postmedia Network Canada, the publisher of the largest chain of Canadian big-city daily newspapers, continues to struggle. The company announced Monday that it will be making several revisions to its business model.
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Washington -
According to a new study by the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism, newspapers in the United States lose $7 in print revenue for every dollar earned in digital revenue. Will a new business model appear?
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Chicago's second best-selling newspaper Sun-Times has been sold to a local investor group in a deal valued at more than $20 million.
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A Russian oligarch decided to fire the senior management at a well-known leading publisher who printed material insulting Vladimir Putin.
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The Wall Street Journal, a US-based newspaper published by Dow Jones & Company, has topped the list of the most-circulated newspapers in America with a reported average circulation of 2,096,169 copies on weekdays.
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Toronto -
The Onion and the A.V. Club expand beyond the United States for the first time. And Toronto is the market destination of choice.
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Beijing -
When two prominent Beijing capital newspapers are taken over by the Beijing Communist Party, critics view it as a major blow for democracy and a huge move toward propaganda censorship.
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A temperature bar graph showing 2011 newspaper ad expectations in all categories for both Canada and the U.S. Courtesy Kubas Primedia
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Several newspapers NS Newsflash
An outdoor newsstand in New York City. Wikis Take Manhattan
Stacks of newspapers could be recycled by biofuel-producing bacteria, according to Tulane University reseachers. Erich Ferdinand
Newspapers on display at a stand in Lagos, Nigeria.
Fake news is challenging traditional views of how information is distributed online Pixabay / Pexels
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A total of 4,397 newspaper articles from 11 newspapers were coded on multiple elements of framing including topic, source and implied moral evaluation of illicit drug use. ABC
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Newspaper vendor, Paddington Station, London England, February 2005 WikiCommons
A selection of the British press Mark Hillary
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