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The article discusses the importance of the use of recycled paper to ensure sufficient supply of printing paper in the graphics art industry amidst the increase in demand. Topics inlcude the incompatibility of some printing technologies with paper recycling systems, the global market demand for paper materials, as well as the paper requirements in regions like Europe, North America and Asia.

The article focuses on the ongoing transition from paper-based journalism to digital platforms, highlighting the continuous merger and acquisition activity in the newspaper industry. Topics include the allure of newspaper ownership, the impact of new ownership models on local newspapers, and the challenges faced by traditional printing and paper industries amidst the shift towards digital media.

The article presents a reprint of the article "Tribune Buys U-T San Diego for $85M: Los Angeles to Run Paper," which appeared in the May 11, 2015 issue of the newsletter "News Inc." It discusses the acquisition of the daily newspaper "U-T San Diego" and its affiliated weekly newspapers and websites by diversified media company Tribune Publishing Co. for $85 million in the U.S. Details about the terms of the transaction are given.

The article discusses effect of cyberattacks on newspaper publishers Tribune Publishing. Topics discussed include staffers of the firm are scrambled to stop the computer virus which harms paper's Web site; talks about the newspaper Los Angeles Times, which is one of the affected papers from cyberattacks; and views of Director of Distribution of the newspaper, Joe Robidoux on their efforts to get rid of from this situation.

The article reports that the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC)) has reviewed the trade practices of Canadian paper manufacturers and had decided to impose tariffs on the import of uncoated ground wood (UGW) paper shipped into the U.S. from Canada. The newspaper publishers around the country have been very vocal about their opposition to this move.

An excerpt from the article "How The New York Times Works: this is how the Gray Lady gets made in 2015" by Reeves Wiedeman in the March 2015 issue of the "Popular Mechanics" journal is presented which discusses the production process of the newspaper "New York Times."

The article reports on the expansion of daily newspaper "New York Times" through its new digital newsletter called "NYT Global." Topics discussed include the investment of the newspaper on its digital newsletter, an analysis of its credit rating, its digital offerings on jogging and race relations, and its Op-Docs screenings.

The article focuses on two reports from Pew Research Center regarding the current state of U.S. newspaper publishing and readership, which states that the estimated total daily newspaper circulation in 2016 38 million for Sunday and was 35 million for week day. According to the report, three of the highest-circulation daily papers in the nation are the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post.

The article discusses the move of newspaper publishers who have decided to stop the use of flexo printing presses in their operations, wherein the publishers include McClathy Company in Fresno, California, Maine Media Today in Portland, Maine, and Manugraph Americas-DGM also in Portland, Maine.

The article offers news briefs on the newspaper publishing industry in the U.S. as of December 21, 2015. The U.S. Postal Service has informed a newspaper publisher that its advertisements for medical marijuana are illegal. Directors at The New York Times Co. announced a four cents per share dividend for those who own its shares on January 13, 2016.

The article discusses the 2016 financials and 2017 objectives of the newspaper publishing and media company McClatchy. Topics discussed include the bets of McClatchy on digital advertising for its revenue growth in 2017, the collaboration of McClatchy with the digital advertising consortium Nucleus Marketing Solutions (NMS), and the reliability of the print advertising compared to digital advertising.

The article reports on the announcement by Duncan McIntosh, President and Group Publisher of the Duncan McIntosh Company (DMC) and owner of Editor and Publisher (E&P) regarding the sale of the trade magazine to media consultant Mike Blinder and a newly formed company, the Curated Experiences Group. It mentions E&P is the long-running authoritative journal covering all aspects of the newspaper industry including business, newsroom, advertising, marketing, and technology.