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founded march 5, 2007 chronicling the decline of newspapers and the rebirth of journalism paywall-free r.i.p. north american metro dailies that have closed since this site was created in march, 2007 tucson citizen rocky mountain news baltimore examiner kentucky post cincinnati post king county journal union city register-tribune halifax daily news albuquerque tribune south idaho press san juan star honolulu advertiser tampa tribune mckeesport daily news pittsburgh tribune-review wikipedia list of defunct u.s. newspapers w.i.p. works in progress: major metro dailies that have cut frequency or adopted hybrid online/print or online-only models. ann arbor news capital times catskill daily mail & hudson register-star christian science monitor cleveland plain dealer detroit news/free press east valley tribune flint journal; bay city times; saginaw news harrisburg patriot-news, syracuse post-standard new orleans times-picayune; birmingham news; huntsville times; mobile press-register portland oregonian seattle post-intelligencer journalism sites tronc eviscerates new york daily news with 50% staff cut by paulgillin | july 24, 2018 - 7:54 pm - posted in hyper-local , layoffs the cure for the newspaper industry’s ills was once thought to be a “hyper-local” focus, but that’s not proving to be the salve for new york city, which is suffering an unprecedented decline in local news coverage. the latest casualty is the new york daily news , which on monday said it would cut its newsroom staff by half . the washington post points out that this means that a paper that employed 400 journalists in 1988 will have a reportorial staff of just 45 when the latest cuts new owner tronc take effect. u.s. newspaper employment has fallen by 55% since 2000, from 424,000 people to 183,300 in mid-2016, according to the bureau of labor statistics . ironically, the cuts are hitting hardest in new york, which is one of the media capitals of the world. politico notes that the wall street journal shut down its own experiment in hyper-local journalism called “greater new york” in 2016 while the new york times has cut back on metro coverage and the village voice shut down its print edition last year. newsday pulled out of manhattan long ago and no one knows about the condition of the new york post , whose finances are closely held secret of owner rupert murdoch. buzzfeed editor-in-chief ben smith, who is a veteran new york reporter, summed it up best, telling the post , “politicians know nobody is watching in a state where everything from economic development to the electoral system is plagued by systematic corruption.” the daily news has won 11 pulitzer prizes, including one last year for its work with propublica on the abuse of eviction rules in new york city. arthur browne, who served as editor-in-chief of the daily news last year, told the daily beast last year that the borough of queens, which has 2.3 million residents, now has no full-time court reporter, despite the fact that it experiences 35,000 major crimes a year and that the local courthouse hears 200,000 criminal cases annually. robert york, the daily news ‘s new eic, asked the staff for 30 days to define a new strategy, which was apparently not in place before the firings were announced. york has a 20-year-plus journalism career, including some recent successes with the allentown, pa. morning call , but his background has been mostly limited to features and photography, and he has no experience in the rough-and-tumble new york market. among the casualties was former daily news eic jim rich, who had reportedly resisted demands for further staff cuts. rich didn’t respond to media inquiries, but issued this tweet, which sort of sums up the situation in nyc right now. if you hate democracy and think local governments should operate unchecked and in the dark, then today is a good day for you. — jim rich (@therealjimrich) july 23, 2018 cuts are expected at other tronc papers, which include the baltimore sun and the chicago tribune , but tronc ceo justin dearborn said they wouldn’t be as draconian as they were at the daily news. image: pixabay 572 comments -- crowdsourcing history with global newspaper archive search by paulgillin | may 24, 2018 - 10:20 am - posted in uncategorized the united states holocaust museum is conducting an interesting exercise in crowdsourced research using newspaper archives from the 1930s and 40s. called “ history unfolded ,”, the project asks students, teachers and anyone else who’s interested to look in local newspapers for accounts of 34 different holocaust-era events that took place in the u. s. and europe, and to submit those articles to the national database. as of may 24, nearly 3,000 people had scanned and uploaded more than 17,600 articles. the contributions not only form an archive of the “first draft of history,” but also deliver a historical snapshot of how the nazi threat was perceived in its earliest days. it’s fascinating reading and a treasure trove for history buffs. 4 comments -- google pledges $300 million to support quality journalism by paulgillin | march 21, 2018 - 1:29 pm - posted in fake news , google , paywalls with the media world buzzing about the fake news engine that is cambridge analytica, news about a new google initiative to support quality journalism might easily be overlooked. the multi-faceted investment covers everything from website analytics tuned to the needs of publishers to machine learning tools that identify potential subscribers. of particular note is subscribe with google , a service that enables readers to easily subscribe to a news source using their google accounts, with payments handled automatically through google’s established payment mechanisms. the search giant handles all of the back-end accounting securely and lets publishers handle all subscriptions in one place. the company is also applying machine learning to identify revenue opportunities for publisher with its insights engine project , which delivers better ad targeting and peer comparisons for ad performance. a particular interesting new dimension of insights engine is a feature that identifies readers who are likely to become subscribers and helps publishers to optimize offers when they are most likely to pay. with big papers like the new york times and the washington post collectively boasting more than 4 million paying subscribers, this is an opportunity for small publishers to cash in on the paywall trend. the problem google hasn’t conquered yet is how to identify and elevate trustworthy information ahead of fake news. if it can figure that out, it can perform a much greater service than just identifying revenue opportunities for publishers; it can restore civility to our national conversations. comments off on google pledges $300 million to support quality journalism -- why facebook was so easily gamed by paulgillin | february 20, 2018 - 12:13 pm - posted in facebook “research has shown that the downside of powerful, centralized networks is their susceptibility to being subverted and exploited,” writes the wall street journal ’s christopher mims in a fascinating analysis of why social networks, which were supposed to challenge hierarchy, have reinforced it instead. delving into network theory, mims explains why networks that start out with flat, distributed power structures ultimately, become vertical hierarchies. that was true in the bolshevik revolutions of 1917, when a circle of insiders around joseph stalin created a hierarchy within the supposedly distributed network of citizens who overthrew the czar. it is also true in the 16 th century, when the printing press and martin luther’s vernacular versions of the bible, rather than democratizing access to information, led to nearly 200 years of civil war. the impact of the internet has often been compared to that of gutenberg’s invention. “even when networks aren’t architected for this kind of control, they tend to organize themsel

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