But print revenues fell in Q3, company states in financial report.

"The Star-Ledger" facility is closing, and other titles are also being affected.

A study shows that audiences want more graphic images of war than editors are giving them.

The candidate penned an op-op piece for the "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette" and is now being called a "scab" by the union.

Critics say the publishers are being cowardly by killing pro-Harris editorials. But others argue they shouldn't be telling readers how to vote.

But is this "New York" magazine feature worth the newsstand price?

And they have to explain to their CEOs why it is so hard to get coverage.

Dow Jones is demanding damages and destruction of any content contained in Perplexity databases.

Gaming advertisers appear to be less worried about brand safety,

Publishers prefer an opt-in model, but tech companies are opposed.