The Brown Institute for Media Innovation aims to make key technology more accessible to newspapers without financial resources.

To prevent people from seeing misleading information about election results, such as premature victory claims, AP will verify final results.

A Senate report claims local journalism is in trouble, partly because Silicon Valley companies have engaged in anticompetitive business practices.

The supposed conflict between the newsroom and the op-ed page followed a prior flare-up in June, about factual inaccuracies on the op-ed page.

A Spokane, Washington, newspaper found a key part of cutting the churn rate was improving the onboarding experience with more customized emails.

Do Toobin's actions mean Conde Nast faces significant legal liability for creating a hostile work environment?

Publishers may not be able to capitalize on their web traffic. Advertisers tend to block spots appearing next to political or pandemic news.

The complaint focuses on the company's distribution agreements that make it the dominant search engine.

The murky world of "pink slime" websites publish biased stories, many from conservative news sites.

Twitter's latest move: It shut down accounts for the 'New York Post,' White House spokesperson Kayleigh McEnamy, the "Team Trump" campaign and Politico reporter Jake Sherman.