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A boardroom fight may be brewing at the New York Times, according to Philip Stone, of followthemedia.com. The Times, like many newspaper companies in Canada and the United States, has a dual-stock…

ProPublica won a lot of attention when it was announced last year, but it is not the only new experiment in non-profit journalism. The Christian Science Monitor (itself a non-profit entity) has…

The Capital Times newspaper in Madison Wisconsin switched from a daily broadsheet to a twice weekly tabloid. The 90-year-old newspaper is expected to carry far more content on its new beefed up…

Local news in the UK could undergo seismic change in 2008: the technology exists for leading regional newspaper groups to radically overhaul their sites. But as internet start-ups invade their markets with…

Nicholas Lemann, dean of the Columbia University School of Journalism, mused about state subsidies for public service journalism in a program on American Public Media. 

With the official launch of Drupal 6 on Wednesday, news organizations with small budgets have yet another free content management system made available to them…

It used to be that television and radio relied on newspapers for content. In the current US election, the reverse will be true for newspapers in the international Metro chain of free…

PARIS (Reuters) – Un projet de loi qui va renforcer le droit des journalistes à protéger leurs sources va être prochainement transmis au Conseil d’Etat pour avis, avant une présentation au Parlement…

The New York Times will cut 100 jobs from its newsroom, executive editor Bill Keller announced Friday.

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