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Political ads keep community papers afloat
National and local politicians still use print ads to reach specific voting blocs.
Cars.com and the great newspaper experiment
Classified Ventures is trying to sell Cars.com for $3 billion.
No more Sunday ad supplements — unless you subscribe
The Chicago Tribune decides to give unsubscribers' doorsteps a break.
Newsweek is dead. Long live Newsweek.
Newsweek is to be revived, in print.
What’s news worth to consumers?
A look at how individuals decide to pay for information.
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos buys Washington Post
Days after the New York Times sold the Boston Globe to investor John Henry, the Washington Post Co. sold its flagship paper to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
Educating a journalist: Is J-school worth it?
Journalism is changing, and so are J-schools. But what about all the students in the middle?
Local newspapers are dead; long live local TV
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The Tribune Co. has agreed to pay $2.7 billion for 19 local TV stations.
Going once, going twice: New York Times set to sell Boston Globe
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Bids for the Globe are expected to be in the $100 million range. The New York Times company paid more than a billion dollars for the publication 10 years ago.
Washington Post puts up paywall
The Washington Post is erecting a paywall. It’s one in a long list of newspapers that are trying this business model. So, how's it working out for them?