In Canada, a New Newspaper Faces Off Against a Well-Established Family
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With all of New Brunswickâs English-language daily newspapers owned by the Irving family, one aspiring rival has found that the familyâs dominance is not easily broken.
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A love-hate relationship between a magazine and its readers ends.
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The Bancroft family is trying to come up with a stronger system for keeping the newsroom independent of Rupert Murdoch.
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Newspaper sympathy ads illuminate complex attitudes to death, privacy and power.
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Last week proved the newspaper industry has still got plenty of challenges.
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By Emma D. Sapong, The Buffalo News, N.Y.  Feb.
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By Matt Garfield, The Herald, Rock Hill, S.C.  Feb. 2--One of York County's most prominent companies is about to get a new competitor.
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Up until recently I have been a staunch supporter of the CBC, it's ideals, the reason for it's existence. However, recent events have made me question whether or not this once fine institution has fallen victim to the ruthless grasp of corperate greed in North America.
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Can a newspaper maintain editorial independence under the shadows cast by its publisherâs conduct?
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Canada&#39;s broadcasters are angry over a  new report commissioned by the country&#39;s top TV regulator that  complains their schedules are filled with American shows at the  expense of Canadian programming.
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A union representing some of the paperâs employees is using the campaign to highlight its disagreements with the paperâs management.
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Media giant News Corp is mustering its forces to make sure the Murdoch family stays in control and to ward off a possible takeover bid.
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The wrenching job of handing over a family business to outsiders can be as quirky as the founding family.
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There are mixed reactions to a draft UN resolution on Lebanon, a German paper raises concerns over the future of free-to-air television, and a French daily welcomes tourists from emerging countries.
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Â· Press moves in on site before police search  Â· Father attacks newspaper as insensitive and cruel
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The planned purchase of Canadian mining giant Noranda by a state-owned Chinese corporation is facing growing opposition in Canada with even lawmakers of the governing Liberal Party calling on the government to block the takeover.
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A wave of consolidation in the U.S. newspaper industry could be on the way as publishers grapple with a maturing industry that faces stiff competition from television and the Internet, publishing experts say.