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Newsonomics: Gannett turns back Alden, but it’s just a hiccup before the big rollup in the sky

The Story My Male Editors Kept Killing

U.S. journalism really has become more subjective and personal — at least some of it

The last family-owned newspaper in Mississippi

Mapping the battleground for the next information war

Caster Semenya, and the myth of the uneven playing field

How one reporter got the Sandra Bland cell phone video

In consideration of the newspaper apology

Salt Lake Tribune seeks to become a nonprofit ‘community asset,’ a first for a legacy newspaper

Million-dollar payouts common to news CEOs despite layoffs, cutbacks and stagnant salaries on the ground