The newspaper no longer depend son the publishing technology of former owner Tribune Publishing.

The piece, about presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, ignited a social-media firestorm. Dale Peck describes Buttigieg as "the gay equivalent of Uncle Tom."

It's a dramatic shift for the trade association that has represented the consumer-magazine industry since its founding in 1919 - in the media capital of New York City.

Journalists are struggling to survive financially, and their monetary worth is fluctuating.

Amazon's Prime Day shopping event includes zillions of announced markdowns, including 85% discounts on print magazine subscriptions.

Longtime executive Kevin O'Malley plans to retire after 37 years in publishing.

So far, the Trump-free issue hasn't triggered a derisive tweet storm from the president.

Greenwald published a series of articles that alleged corrupt behavior by Sergio Moro, the country's minister of justice.

Google Trends said more people searched Williamson's name during the debate than for any other candidate, including headliners.

The political site has never turned a profit, despite building an online audience that hit 7.5 million unique visitors in June.