Editor&Publisher

CNN closed in on MSNBC in the month of February as the two cable news destinations vie for the top of the 10 most visited current events and global news destination Web sites.

More people go to newspapers Web sites for complete local information than any other source, according to a new survey from the Newspaper Association of America and comScore.

Political advertising spending is forecasted to reach $4.2 billion in 2010 -- but newspapers are only expected to get less than 8% of those dollars.

Newspaper Web site traffic is falling month-over-month, according to new figures provided by the Newspaper Association of America.

Aggregator sites -- especially Google -- really are hurting newspapers as more people increasingly simply skim the news headlines without bothering to click to linked newspaper Web sites.

More than half of the top 30 newspaper Web sites lost unique users in November 2009.

What are publishers' expectations for 2010? It might be the year of the bottom. But the industry is expected to lose nearly 25% of its jobs by 2018.

Originally published in 1984, Bogart writes: There will be newspapers in 2084 but they will be quite different from those of today, in an age of vastly expanded communications resources....

Editor & Publisher, the bible of the newspaper industry and a journalism institution that traces its origins back to 1884, is ceasing publication.

As a sign that Tribune Co. chief Sam Zell is stepping away from day-to-day operational duties, the board of directors named Randy Michaels as CEO and elected him to the board.