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The New York Times stopped supporting its app for BlackBerry, as well as its DealBook BlackBerry Reader July 23. Adding insult to injury, the newspaper added its very brief announcement [...]

The government threatened to shut down a national newspaper, Ultima Hora, in early April after it reported on the US State Department's human-rights report and the suspected involvement of General [...]

Two questions come to mind following the news that thelondonpaper is to close. First, will we miss the brand and why? And second, is it the end of the whole […]

What is the difference between Metro and thelondonpaper? The latter never established a reason for consumers needing to read it. You might take one from a vendor, but you knew […]

Free afternoon newspaper London Lite is unlikely to increase the number of copies it distributes in the capital despite the planned closure of rival thelondonpaper. London Lite, owned by Associated […]

Media buyers do not think the Guardian Media Group (GMG) will make any quick decisions over the future of The Observer. However, they acknowledge that many Sunday newspapers are struggling […]

La Presse, the Montreal French-language daily that is Quebec's second-largest paper, is ending its Sunday edition. The final Sunday paper will be published June 28. Publisher Guy Crevier told staffers [...]

The Capital Times of Madison, Wis., is set to drop its daily print newspaper and shift resources to the Web starting in April, according to editors. The move was announced [...]

Trinity Mirror is embarking on cost cutting measures even before the announcement of interim results today (July 31). It is ceasing publication of two Daily Mirror supplements and seeking job [...]

The daily business paper for Scotland, Business AM, suddenly ceased publication before Christmas after publisher Bonnier decided it could no longer carry its losses. Printed at the Scottish County Press [...]

Weekly swap a matter of trust The recent deal between the two biggest alternative-weekly chains to close competing papers in Los Angeles and Cleveland is suddenly under the microscope. 'There [...]

Caribbean Media Corp. (CMC) closed down the 25-year-old Caribbean News Agency (CANA) and laid off 50 of 54 staffers. CMC contended the shutdown is 'temporary' and necessary to financially restructure, [...]

Three newspapers have become one. Syracuse Newspapers, owned by Advance Publications, previously published The Post-Standard in the morning, the afternoon Syracuse Herald-Journal, and the Sunday Syracuse Herald American. That ended [...]

This 'Phoenix' won't be a-rising Alternative weekly group Phoenix Media/Communications Group folded the Worcester (Mass.) Phoenix after eight years, citing shifting business priorities amid an industrywide advertising slump. The sister [...]

SportsWeek had barely started its warm-up pitches when it got yanked from the game. The 10-month-old product of Rupert Murdoch's New York Post whiffed on insufficient ad revenue and weak [...]

In the latest cost-slashing move at newspaper giant Knight Ridder, the company's San Jose Mercury News on April 8 will shut SV magazine, which has been published since July 1999, [...]

When the Chicago Tribune put its 'Evening Update' edition on 'hiatus' for two weeks during the December holidays, almost no one missed it, the newspaper says. So with little fanfare, [...]

The Wall Street Journal told its staff members Wednesday that it is shutting down its six regional Journals because continued publication of those sections 'no longer makes economic sense.' The [...]

Expands Ventures to meet demand of changing business landscape American City Business Journals Inc., announced today that the company will merge Corporate Report into CityBusiness The Business Journal and Ventures, [...]

* WHEN THE 117-YEAR-OLD HONOLULU STAR-Bulletin announced it was closing shop effective Oct. 30, many were not surprised. After all, Liberty Newspapers' afternoon paper has struggled to keep readers, losing [...]

The afternoon Honolulu Star-Bulletin will shut down Oct. 30 after 117 years, due to withering circulation and revenue. The Star-Bulletin, owned by privately held Liberty Newspapers, and Gannett Co.'s morning [...]

Dover, Delaware-based Independent Newspapers Inc. has revealed plans to relaunch its weekly Gilbert and Chandler newspapers and launch the monthly Arrowhead in north Glendale, Arizona on January 7, 2010. Freedom Communications Inc. has announced the shut down of 'East Valley Tribune' and those newspapers will fill the void left by its closure. The fight for advertising dollars is also discussed.

The newspaper published by the Presbyterian Lay Committee, The Layman, ceased printing at the end of 2014, but the PLC will continue to provide information and resources online and plans [...]

GREENSBORO -- Charlotte-based American City Business Journals, publisher of The Business Journal Serving the Greater Triad Area, has bought and closed Triad Business News. Price wasn't disclosed. American City bought [...]

News International is threatening to drop racecards from The Sun and The Times unless the British Horsetacing Board backtracks on plans to charge papers for race data according to their […]

The Bloomington Independent's Dec. 27-Jan. 3 edition never made it to print, as the tree weekly newspaper ran out of money and suspended operations for at least two months. Publisher [...]

Benjamin Netanyahu, a former prime minister of Israel, joined BIO-Key International, Eagan, as an adviser. BIO-key is a unit of SAC Technologies Inc., Eagan. It offers a system to protect [...]

Northwest Magazine, The Oregonian's magazine section for the past half century, will flutter its pages for the last time May 26. Northwest Magazine has existed in its current form since [...]