A month after its sale to GOP donor Sheldon Adelson, the 'Las Vegas Review-Journal' is getting a new publisher. Craig Moon, who formerly served as president and publisher of USA Today, is taking over the top spot. His appointment is widely viewed as a move to burnish the newspaper's reputation.

The international soccer league - notorious as one of the most corrupt sporting organizations to ever exist, its logo often appearing next to the word "corruption" in the dictionary - is launching a new monthly magazine to replace its weekly newsletter.

The planned merger between Meredith Corp. and Media General is kaput, but Media General is paying Meredith $60 million in cash for being released from its obligations. Also this week, Meredith's national media group, which includes its consumer magazines, led the way with a 9.9% increase in total revenues.

The Canadian newspaper industry is quietly, politely imploding, with a wave of layoffs, dropped print editions and outright closures across the Great White North.

In one of the starkest reminders of newspaper financial distress, The 'Guardian' is preparing to slash costs by around 20% in order to "safeguard" the newspaper's future, the publishers revealed in a meeting with employees on Monday.

The Republican Party has chosen the form of its destroyer, but instead of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, it foolishly chose another white leviathan from deep in its collective unconscious: Donald Trump.

Reports that week suggested 'Penthouse' magazine was shuttering print op and going digital-only. Not true. The press release was confusing but the facts are now clear: It's still a print publication.

Not afraid to be service-y, with marijuana now legal in its home state, The Oregonian of Portland, OR, has (unintentionally) developed its own strain of cannabis and is sharing lessons to help readers cultivate their own plants at home.

It may be one of the least-obvious media deals ever to transpire. Spanish-language broadcast channel Univision has acquired a controlling interest in The Onion, a satirical news publisher.

It's the end of an era, or something. 'Penthouse; magazine owner FriendFinder Network announced Friday that it will cease publishing the skin mag's print edition and switch to a digital-only format.