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The trend is unmistakable: Fewer Americans are reading print newspapers as more turn to the internet for their news. And while the percentage of people who read newspapers online is growing rapidly, ...

Local newspapers have always been the epicenter of local news ecosystems. While communities may have other sources of journalism, such as TV and radio stations and online-only outlets, the bulk of the ...

Thursday, I got a call from a U-T TV producer arranging for an on-air debate over the respective merits of print newspapers and online editions. They were looking for an “old columnist,” she said, to ...

With the invention of the telegraph, radio and television, print newspapers have faced challenges over the decades, yet publishers have always adapted and persevered. However, the Internet is proving ...

Dear reader, we need to talk. Today, I’m thrilled to announce I’m your new online newspaper editor. Count on me as your direct liaison to our newsroom at NJ Advance Media, which provides content to NJ ...

Issues of three newspapers Douglass edited are available digitally. Fredrick Douglass is known as a preeminent abolitionist, speaker and author, but he also had the title of newspaper editor. Now, ...

If the Seattle Post-Intelligencer stops publishing in print but stays alive in some form online — as now seems likely — it won’t be the first daily newspaper to make the move. Over the past 15 months, ...

comScore Media Metrix has just released some traffic stats for newspaper Web sites that look good at first blush -- but the closer you look, the worse the news gets. The good news is that 123 million ...

With print newspapers striving to survive by hopping onto the Web, new Harris poll finds 77 percent of online adults wouldn't pay to read a newspaper's content online. Lance Whitney Contributing ...

You probably think so because, for one thing, you're not reading this in a newspaper. It'd be a reasonable thought. Newspaper readers gradually have been stopping their subscriptions for many years.