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The article presents the interview with Jehadu Abshiro, Publisher at Advocate Media, Eliza Gaines, Managing editor at Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and Kayla Green, Executive editor at The Sumter Item. Topics include the advice from mentors about the importance of understanding how to do every job in the newsroom, the generations have been completely dedicated to local newspapers, and the hole in your news coverage or advertising capabilities and curate video content to fill it.

The article presents the interview with Robert E. Bard, chief executive officer at LATINA Style Inc., Rollin Bergman, Publisher at Page 1 Publications. Inc., and Timothy J. Brennan, President at Reed Brennan Media Associates. Topics include the greatest change has been how news outlets have completely abandoned just the facts in favor, no one left to watch over the local government officials, and the technology and the rapid change it can bring is not the problem.

The article reports that Pulitzer Prize, administrator of Dana Canedy, has announced 2020 winners from her living room with some technological help from her 14-year-old son. Topics include the newsrooms around the country has gathered over video conference calls to hear if their names would be read over the livestream, the categories with a special citation award has issued to Ida B. Wells, and reporting on the horrific and vicious violence against African Americans during the era of lynching.

The article presents an interview with rising stars such as Hans Appen, Publisher, Appen Media Group; Becky Bartkowski, Features director, Arizona Republic and azcentral.com; and Christopher Baxter, Editor-in-chief, Spotlight PA. It mentions their views on advice for other young professionals in the news industry; the most important lesson covering state government; and need of social media skills.

The article offers news briefs related to annual list of 10 newspapers. Topics include new media into the storytelling, the Arizona Republic took a slightly different approach, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette has faced with the reality to the newspaper going to have its first unprofitable year in two decades, and the Chicago Sun-Times begins in 1948, a new chapter began at the newspaper in 2017 when Tribune Publishing had plans to acquire the Sun-Times.

The article presents an interview with several newspaper leaders including Samantha Anderson, editor for "Cloverdale Reporter," newspaper, Tyler Batiste, Assistant managing editor at "The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette," and Josh Bergeron, editor for the newspaper "Salisbury Post." Topics discussed include advice for other young professionals in the newspaper industry, what sports team most resembles the newspaper industry right now, and importance of investigative journalism to local newspapers.

The article offers information on several newspaper including the Columbus Dispatch works on prescription-drug pricing in an innovative series called Side Effects; the Ledger Dispatch, interactive news is about retaining or regaining advertisers and has been successful for several other newspapers using the app as well; and the Sumter Item, experimenting with video when publisher Vince Johnson joined in September 2017, creating Studio Sumter took their video production to the next level.

The article discusses the spread of misinformation in the news industry in which several news leaders share their thoughts about it including Leonard Woolsey, Paul Tash and Samantha Johnston. Topics discussed, include the importance of culture management in understanding urgency of business, the tariff on Canadian newsprint and the concept of personal care and direct challenges.

The article focuses on the implications for journalists covering traumatic events. Topics include the experiences of newspaper "Boston Globe" photographer John Tlumacki who was covering the Boston Marathon when the 2013 bombing happened, how journalists experience posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and the shooting that took place at the newspaper the "Capital Gazette" in Annapolis, Maryland.

The article presents interview with young journalists including Tyler Buchanan, Leslie Carberry and Kayla Gagnet Castille. Topics discussed include advice for other young professionals in the newspaper industry; future of print balancing with technology; and approach to teaching digital leadership in the newsroom.

The article reports on the newspapers which recognizes some of the brightest ideas in the industry ranging from successful digital innovations, cost-cutting strategies and revenue ideas. Discussed are the newspapers that belong to the top ten list which include the Fayetteville Observer in North Carolina; Arizona Daily Star in Arizona and Houston Chronicle in Texas.

The article announces that Jeff Johnson, publisher of the periodical "San Francisco Chronicle," has received the Publisher of the Year award of the magazine "Editor & Publisher" (E&P).

The article focuses on the lessons which can be learned by publishers by partnering with high technology companies such as Facebook Inc. and Google Inc. Topics include the success of publishers on Facebook's Instant Articles such as the "New York Daily News," the insights of Grant Whitmore of the "New York Daily News" regarding the collaboration between Facebook and the publication, and the CrowdTangle tool which helps publishers keep track of what is happening on the social media.

The article provides information on campaigns regarding increasing reader awareness towards the relevance of newspapers such as "Smart is the New Sexy" and ``Support Real News" organized by association News Media Alliance. It also includes views of David Chavern, company's Chief Executive Officer (CEO), on disadvantages of fake news and the importance of real news.

The article presents an interview with young newspaper professionals including director Allison Altobelli of Atlanta Journal-Constitution, news director Annah Backstrom of Des Moines Register and director Justin Beam of USA Today Network who were featured in the 25 under 35. It mentions that they come from different backgrounds, work in different markets, serve in different positions and play a crucial part in delivering information and the truth to their communities.

The article reports on the recognition for several newspapers in the U.S. It includes "Albany Times Union" of Albany, New York, "Albuquerque Journal" of Albuquerque, New Mexico and "Rockford Register Star" of Rockford, Illinois. Also emphasized are the contribution of the newspapers to the community, subscription of the readers and deliveries.

The article reports on a new state-of the-art printing facility opened by the Community Impact Newspaper in Pflugerville, Texas. Topics discussed include views of John Garrett, chief executive officer (CEO) of the community newspaper, regarding the newspaper association with manufacturing companies such as Muller Martini and US Ink, relevance of the facility for more targeted readership and advertising and relevance of internet and digital platforms for the newspaper industry.

The article focuses on the adoption of a more aggressive approach by the press as Donald Trump becomes the 45th president of the U.S. in January 2017. It mentions a brief history of the tension between the press and several past presidents, the public attacks made by Trump against the press that led to a mob mentality among his supporters against journalists, and the concern among the journalists over the emergence of a new class of owners of newspaper outlets who lack journalism experience.

An interview with some production directors and managers from newspapers including Marty Black, Robert E. Munford and Al Waldron is presented. Topics discussed include their successes in 2016 such as production and packaging upgrades and increase in commercial revenue and print customers, challenges experienced such as higher production demands, limited pool of trained staff and maintenance of older equipment, and their strategies for teamwork, color and consistency, and press time for 2017.

The article focuses on the successful career of group publisher Julie Bechtel of newspaper publication Lee Enterprises, on factors of the firm's success and organizational management. It discusses her career as president and publisher for the publications "Pantagraph" and "Herald & Review." It also outlines her management strategy and approaches to attain the success of the publication.

The article offers information on the Key Executives Mega-Conference hosted by the Inland Press Association, Local Media Association, Southern Newspaper Publishers Association in Las Vegas, Nevada from February 25-27, 2019. Topics discussed include subscriptions, newsroom transformation, trust in news, podcasts and more.

The article discusses the crucial role of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) in strengthening the storytelling and revenue of the newspaper publication industry. Eric Johnson of technology news website Recode outlines the differences between AR and VR practices and strategies currently being used at publications. The move of the Associated Press to take VR step further and publish its first animated VR experience into the latest scientific theories is also tackled.

The article presents experts' opinion on the advertising and marketing lessons that newspaper companies can learn from viral contents. These include the opinion of Dream Local Digital founder and client success officer Shannon Kinney, "Austin American-Statemen" social media and engagement editor Eric Webb and Local Medial Association president Nancy Lane.

The article announces the winners of the 2016 Pulitzer Prize which include Associate Press of Public Service as well as the staff of the "Los Angeles Time" and "Washington Post" newspapers for Breaking News and National Reporting.

The article looks at the trends of ad-blocking technologies and its implication to software industry and print media. Topics discussed include the effect of the increase of ad-blockers on the satisfaction of the digital experiences among consumers, the loss of international revenue due to blocked advertising, and the opportunities and challenges brought by the ad-blocking issues considering how publishers are prompted to create better Web experiences and remind readers on the power of prints.

The article presents the views of several newspaper publishers in the U.S. on the things that they learned in 2015 and their plans for 2016. These publishers include John Cruickshank of the "Toronto Star," Clarissa Williams of the "State Journal Register," and Bill Barker of "Naples Daily News." Their plans for 2016 includes improving engagement with community, increasing engagement with young people, and driving deeper user engagement.

The article focuses on the impacts of Tribune Publishing company's acquisition of San Diego Union-Tribune (U-T) newspaper in 2015. Topics discussed include the resignation of Aaron Kushner and Eric Spitz from the Orange County Register newspaper, the discharge of Austin Beutner from his position as Los Angeles Times chief executive officer, and the business strategy of Tribune Publishing in Souther California. The corporate spin off of Tribune Media Co. in 2014 is also mentioned.

The article announces that Michael Tully, "Denver Post" publisher, has been named the Editor & Publisher (E&P) magazine's 2015 Publisher of the Year.

The article reports on a 2015 secret media briefing proposal that targeted U.S. journalists and raised questions about how government officials wanted to handle the press regarding the spill caused by oil company Plains All American Pipeline at the Refugio State Beach shorelines in Santa Barbara, California. The highlight given by the proposal on each reporter's journalism background, social media handles, and reporting style is noted.

The article focuses on the competition between public relations (PR) firms and print journalists. Topics discussed include the salary growth and readership expansion enjoyed by the PR field as noted by a study by the Pew Research Center and the contributions of social media and Internet technology to the growth of the PR practice. Criticism regarding the accuracy of data journalism and the use of the news model by brands for marketing purposes are mentioned.

The article offers information on several newspaper industry professionals including Joe Battistoni, director of digital advertising at the Times Media Co.; Brandon Bowers, editor at Today's News-Herald; and Scott J. Bryan, editor at Hickory Daily Record; and presents their advices for young professionals in the industry. It discusses the benefit of digital publishing of news and the need to understand the changes in the industry.

The article mentions ten newspapers of the U.S. based on their story telling, digital growth and creative thinking including Arizona Republic, American-Statesman, and the Hamilton Spectator. Topics discussed include daily circulation of respective newspaper, Sunday edition circulation of the newspaper, and growth of revenue in the newspaper house.

The article discusses views of notable persons from the newspaper industry in U.S. including Ray Farris of St. Louis Post-Dispatch newspaper, Jon Wolman of Detroit News newspaper and Alexandra Villoch of Miami Herald newspaper, on the goals for newspaper industry in 2015 and digital growth of industry in 2014. Topics include Farris's investment plan on digital advertising for expansion, Wolman's consideration for strategic alternatives, and Villoch's focus on digital solutions.

The article focuses on the strategies to address challenges in newspaper industry. Topics include views of Bill Day, executive director with research-based consulting firm Frank N. Magid Associates, Inc., on marketing strategies of newspaper industry, advantages of television (TV) commercials for newspaper, rebranding strategy from newspaper industry, and launch of a campaign called "Smart is the new sexy" by the National Newspaper Association in 2011 to promote merits of newspaper journalism.

The article profiles Karen Andreas, regional publisher of the North Boston Media Group who won the 2014 Publisher of the Year award of the journal E & P. Topics covered include her graduation in 1988 from the University of New Hampshire with a bachelor's degree in English and journalism, the titles she held in the newsroom, including reporter, managing editor and editor-in-chief, and her faithfulness to community journalism. Mentioned also is her community involvement in Danvers, Massachusetts.

The article features U.S. newspapers that have performed beyond their duties whether they are launching a successful advertising campaign or printing an investigative series. One is the "Dallas Morning News" which created its digital marketing agency , 508 Digital. Another is "The Early Bird" which is cited for adding editorial content, coverage and pages. Another one is "Red Eye" which is recognized for attracting young readers.