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The largest newspaper in the Rogue Valley announced this week it's discontinuing its print edition at the end of the month.

The Ashland city council declined to create a policy on Monday night about which journalists should be allowed to attend executive session meetings that are closed to the public. Crafting such a policy would require answering the sometimes murky question of who should be considered a journalist.

This or any election year presents a challenge for NPR's Mara Liasson, the network's national political correspondent. From the Iowa Caucuses to Election…

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Bob Woodward, of Nixon-era fame, publishes a tell-all about President Donald Trump in his new book. The New York Times publishes its own tell-all in an…

Indian Country Today went dormant for a while. The online source of news about Native Americans and by Native Americans had to figure out a way to become…

Just about anybody who ever worked in a newsroom can share a story about a public official NOT looking happy to see a reporter. News organizations report…

Is advertising an art or a science? The case can be made for either or both. Marketing has made huge strides in developing consumer behavior, and creating…

Following the news closely is stressful. Something traumatic seems to happen every day; if not at home, then abroad.Can we adjust our news diets to stay…

We are not kidding when we say the media landscape changes at lightning speed in today's world. Who would have thought major news organizations would…

It can be truly difficult to keep up with the ever-changing media landscape. Even for us, and we're PART of the media. Just consider the recent news items…