The former Metro Times editor will be inducted along with four other distinguished journalists during a ceremony at Michigan State University.
After one of the largest alt-weeklies in the country shut down, many media pundits suggested the industry itself might be fading. But the association that represents the newspapers is working hard to prove the analysts wrong.
Free Speech Wednesday is a monthly conversation amongst AAN members and Kevin Goldberg, AAN's attorney and Legal Hotline representative.
Digital paywalls are on the rise; online ad rates continue to fall; and why you should consider cutting down on your #hashtag usage.
With 409,000 unique weekly readers, NOW is the most read alt-weekly in Canada and Toronto's only independent news & entertainment voice.
The Canadian Community Newspaper Association recognized Fast Forward Weekly with a Blue Ribbon for general excellence, as well as first place nods for best historical story and best multimedia feature in its annual competition.
The US Green Business Council certified the Monterey County Weekly Building as LEED Platinum Existing Building, the first existing commercial building to obtain the USGBC's highest designation in Monterey County.
Yes, the alternative weekly of yesterday is toast. At least it should be if the alt-weekly business is going to survive.
The Pew Center's annual State of the News Media report says newsroom staffing is down 30 percent since 2000. So why is one economics blogger calling these the "glory days of American journalism"?
Former L.A. Weekly publisher Michael Sigman says that while the closure of the Boston Phoenix was a shock to the system, smaller-market alt-weeklies "have become innovators in finding non-advertiser revenue."
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