Yes, the Post-Dispatch print edition has been different lately. Here’s why.
The changes to the newspaper after a Feb. 3 cyberattack are not permanent. This is not the new normal for the Post-Dispatch print edition.
Ottumwa Courier1d
Courier to reduce print publication frequency in March
The rising cost of living has affected nearly every aspect of our lives, and our business is no exception. Over the past year, nearly every expense associated with publishing has ...
How Ford overhauled its media hub to better serve creators and influencers
Ford From the Road” content channel is aimed at “news influencers” who consumers are looking to for news and information.
Revisions to NJ public notice law ongoing, extension approved to give lawmakers more time
The state Senate Judiciary Committee has approved a four-month extension of a law allowing public notices to be posted on the ...
Publishers Weekly2d
The New Face of Book Manufacturing: Gasch Printing
Gasch Printing, a family-owned, all-digital book printer based in Maryland, specializes in affordable short-run book ...
7 creative campaigns to know about today
Among today’s creative highlights, Chili's launches a romance film about Margaritas on LifeTime; DoorDash’s fun new spots ...
New Jersey Globe2d
Amendments to public notices bill ask news organizations seeking funds to show their reach
A bill that gives the legislature more time to deal with the public notices and legal advertisement crisis created after the ...
adexchanger3d
For Snack And Candy Brands, This Is The Start Of The Ozempic Era
In the past few weeks, some of the world’s biggest soda, snack and candy companies reported quarterly earnings, so this week we’re introducing ad tech to a new three-letter acronym – GLP-1. Even if ...
A Rare Macallan Whisky Arrives in the US, but Supplies Are Supremely Limited
The latest release in The Macallan’s Archival Series celebrates the whisky’s signature flavors and the bold advertising that ...
See the ads declined by The Washington Post that say 'Fire Elon Musk'
According to the advocacy group's spokesperson, Common Cause learned on Friday that the Post would not run the ad criticizing ...
Nieman Journalism Lab4d
The Washington Post backs out of running a $115,000 “Fire Elon Musk” print ad
Common Cause “The group said it signed a $115,000 agreement with the Post to run the ad that would have covered the front and back page of the Tuesday paper, as well as a full-page ad with the same ...