The number of people reading Internet blogs on the top 10 U.S. newspaper sites more than tripled in December from a year ago and accounted for a larger portion of overall traffic to those sites, ...

From Mark Glaser at MediaShift: Something about the juxtoposition of the words “newspaper blog” doesn’tring true. Newspapers and blogs don’t seem to fit together naturallyunless you’re thinking of a ...

Traffic to blog pages at the top 10 newspaper sites jumped 210 percent in December compared to the same month in 2005. Moreover, blogs garnered 13 percent of all traffic to the sites during the month, ...

As more people get their news from social networks and the blogosphere, a new survey finds differing agendas and news coverage from social-media sites versus those from traditional press outlets.

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. These days, it seems that best-blog lists are almost as ubiquitous as bloggers themselves. Recently, however, PressThink’s Jay ...

It seems likely that business imperatives helped prompt the Times' move. The Grey Lady is coming off its worst quarter of digital subscription growth since its current paywall was introduced two years ...

In the last decade, the print media and newspaper industry have suffered tremendously from the onslaught of free online content that besieged the music industry. Not only did the proliferation of free ...

Continuing from yesterday’s self-introduction: When I started my original blog, News After Newspapers, just four months ago, evidence of the doom of the newspaper business was limited to the ongoing ...

A local official in northern Illinois received criticism after using a government billboard to attack a newspaper as “fake news.” Algonquin Township Highway Commissioner Andrew Gasser posted the ...

Baseball beat writers blogging is all the rage these days, and I love it. It’s great that these guys can post news the second they get it without editors and that most of them engage in lively ...