The "1619 Project" is worthy of debate, but revisions should be explained.

The latest version of the software that runs iPhones could hurt digital advertising rates for publishers,

While Gallup/Knight's study indicates people are aware of criticisms of the press, it also found people's political views affected their perceptions.

A new study suggests publishers still can boost revenue without sacrificing total paid readership.

The differing perceptions about the reliability of mail-in voting are worrisome, given that any inkling of ballot fraud could undermine any candidate's claim to victory.

Print advertising in the U.S. is forecast to recover somewhat next year, though it will still decline by 6.5% this year.

CNET gives Red Ventures a stronger foothold in the consumer technology industry .

Seema Verma allegedly spent $3.5 million of taxpayers money on Republican PR consultants, including a bill for a party in her honor, hosted by a 'USA Today' reporter.

The bill gives local newspapers another year to comply with Assembly Bill 5, a sweeping law that classifies workers as full-time employees instead of contractors, based on several criteria.

Critics question whether Section 230 offers too much protection to companies like Facebook and Google, which control how content is distributed online.