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The article offers information on the one-stop shop for services and support for prepress and press services and support needs of digital and analog lithoplates supplier Southern Lithoplate, called the SLP Solutions. The consulting services is headed by Gary Blakeley. It explores the significant role of SLP Solutions in helping newspapers overcome obstacles such as technical maintenance, equipment updates, and outsourcing.

The article discusses issues concerning the renaming of Chicago, Illinois-based media company Tribune Publishing to tronc Inc. Topics covered include rebranding of the company as a content curation and monetization company, criticisms on the transformation strategy of Tribune's largest shareholder Michael Ferro and his plan to leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning to improve user experience and deliver personalized content.

The article offers information on the 2016 America East Media Business and Technology Conference, administered by the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association and held in Hershey, Pennsylvania from April 4-6. Topics mentioned include the virtual reality, the media organizations business revenue, and the transformation in the mass media company. Among the speakers in the conference are Christian Hendricks of McClatchy of publishing company McClatchy and Tricia Greyshock of Pennsylvania NewsMedia.

The article informs on the conference of NPES, The Association for Suppliers of Printing, Publishing and Converting Technologies, to be held at Chicago's McCormick Place from, September 30 to October 2, focusing on strengthening print community.

The article announces the naming of David Chavern as the president and chief executive officer of Newspaper Association of America (NAA) in October 2015.

Photographs taken during the event held in conjunction with the World Editors Forum and World Advertising Forum which took place during the World News Media Congress 2015 held in Washington, D.C. are presented.

Several photographs taken from the America East 2015 Business and Technology conference, organized by the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association which include those of International News Media Association chief executive Earl J. Wilkinson and Mike Phillips of Southern Lithoplate.

The article offers information on the annual Key Executives Mega-Conference held in Atlanta, Georgia on February 22-25, 2015, sponsored by the Inland Press Association, the Local Media Association and the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association.

The article features the printing facility of the newspaper "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette" located in Clinton, Pennsylvania. Topics include the operations housed by the facility including printing and production, paper storage, offices and distribution, the new Uniliner presses installed at the new facility which was completed in April 2014, and the restructuring done when it came to distribution, single copy routes and trucking.

The article features two Missourians who made it to the under 35 list of "Missouri Press News" for 2012. The two were chosen for their contributions to their companies and communities. They include Tim Schmidt, editor of the "Warren County Record" and Will Sullivan, director of mobile news at "The St. Louis Post-Dispatch."

The article offers information on the mediaXchange of the News Media Alliance to be held on April 30 to May 3, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The article offers information on the annual America East media business and technology conference administered by the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association to be held on April 10-12, 2017 in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

This article discusses the 2014 Graph Expo held on September 28-October 1 at the McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois. Topics covered include the attendance in the show themed "Integrate" by print production professionals and vendors, the participation in the expo by 500 exhibitors which shared the latest in printing technologies, products and services, and the seminars on interactive and digital printing held during the expo. Mentioned also is the 2015 Graph Expo scheduled September 13-16.

The article presents SocialFlow and its partnerships with publishers such as "The New York Times," "The Guardian" and Washington Post" to publish their social media content. Topics discussed include SocialFlow's algorithm that shifts through, analyzes and develops predictive insights in real time and the benefits of SocialFloww to publishers such the distribution of their content on social media, having better results in less time and revenue opportunities through paid sponsorships.

The article presents the highlights of the 2014 Newspaper Association of America mediaXchange conference held in Denver, Colorado on March 16-19, 2014, with such speakers as Twitter's Vivian Schiller, Bussfeed's Ben Smith, and B. Bonin Bough of Mondelez International.

The article reports on the "Globe and Mail" newspaper's Globe Unlimited paywall or digital subscription service as of February 2014. Topics discussed include the online newspaper's free articles for non-subscribers, subscription rates for home delivery subscribers and for non-home delivery subscribers. Also highlighted are the decline in page views after the launch of the service and the newspaper's efforts to encourage online readers to subscribe.

The article discusses highlights of the Newspaper Association of America (NAA) mediaXchange conference held in Orlando, Florida on April 14-17, 2013. The opening remarks were presented by "Dallas Morning News" publisher and chief executive officer (CEO) Jim Moroney. Retail company Macy's Inc. chairman, president and CEO Terry Lundgren advised newspapers to follow his firm's customer-focused business model. NAA officers and board members for 2013-2014 were also elected.

The article announces several appointments and promotions in the newspaper publishing industry including Bill Masterson Jr. to vice president of publishing with Lee Enterprises Inc., Alan English as publisher of the "Log Cabin Democrat" and Mike Connelly as editor and vice president of "The Buffalo News."

The article discusses freelance journalist Chris Killian's visit to 11 swing states in the months leading to the 2012 U.S. presidential elections for his online project called Swing State Stories at www.swingstatestories.com. He contends that media coverage of the election is replete with negative campaign advertisements and that it should focus on people. Killian's visits to swing states such as Nevada, Ohio, and Pennsylvania to ask voters about political and social issues are also cited.

The article offers information on the newspaper British newspaper "Private Eye" which doesn't have an online edition. It states that the newspaper has a website but it doesn't publish complete stories. Ian Hislop, editor of the newspaper, mentions that newspaper companies should not sell their products for free and journalism should not be given away. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) sale of the newspaper increased by 17 percent in 2011.

The article offers brief information on the Key Executives Mega-Conference to be held at the JW Marriott hotel in Austin, Texas on February 22 to 24, 2016.

The author reflects on ethics dilemma in journalism as he expounds on what is considered newsworthy and what is considered censorship. He narrates about the video clips of journalists Alison Parker and Adam Ward who were killed in Roanoke, Virginia in August 2015 by fellow journalist Vester Lee Flanagan II that made the rounds of social media and newspapers. He also suggests that the media industry should learn to slow down as it chases down content to go viral online.

The article offers information on the 2015 America East Media Business and Technology Conference from March 30-April 1, 2015 at Hershey Lodge and Convention Center in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

The article offers information on the Key Executives Mega-Conference sponsored by the Inland Press Association, Local Media Association, and Southern Newspapers Publishers Association, to be held in Atlanta, Georgia, from February 23-25, 2015.