Read what Murdoch has to say about how newspapers should evolve in the digital age. From a London speech, March 12, as reported in the London Times Online: Mr Murdoch said: “Crucially, newspapers must ...

While newspaper producers face major challenges ranging from staffing shortages to rising postal costs, there is hope in the high volume of support North Dakotans voiced for their local papers. Cecile ...

For nearly 40 years, an invite-only network of publishers has shared numbers, strategies and hope for the future of local journalism ...

Global media magnate and New York Post owner Rupert Murdoch says doomsayers who are predicting the Internet will kill off newspapers are "misguided cynics" who fail to grasp that the online world is ...

I went to that station's studios for an interview about the future of newspapers with the renowned and respected Kyle Kellams, whose spouse Laura once upon a long ago worked alongside me as a reporter ...

Other media experts have made gloomier predictions for the future of newspapers, citing a steady decline in subscriptions. Dan Kennedy, visiting assistant professor at the School of Journalism at ...

The death of the newspaper industry at the hands of the Internet has long been predicted, but circulation is beginning to rise and investors are beginning to take an interest again. Young people are ...

Livia Ziskey, a college student majoring in journalism, remembers the local newspaper being delivered when she was growing up in Omaha. Her father still takes the Omaha World-Herald, although he’ll be ...

In a forum to discuss the delicate relationship between Boston’s community papers and Boston’s mainstream media, Patrick Purcell, the owner and publisher of the Boston Herald, spoke about the future ...

When I was in third through ninth grade -- for the 10th, 11th and 12th grades we had to go to public school and re-learn what we had already learned in the eighth and ninth grades -- we had one class ...

iPads are often heralded as the future of newspapers and magazines, which may very well be true, but be sure to remember that journalism in tablet-form is still pretty young. Case in point: news apps ...