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Malware Attack Disrupts Newspapers Across U.S.

By Alejandro de la Garza

Local News Is a Vital Resource—But It's Disappearing Fast

By Karl Vick

Newspapers Are Ignoring This Key Group

By The Aspen Institute

Here's Why Newspaper Endorsements May Matter This Year

By Ryan Teague Beckwith
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How newspapers and magazines around the world depicted the news

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Elizabeth Gonzalez has emerged as a key figure in the casino magnate's surprising purchase

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See the Front Pages of French Newspapers After Attacks

These are the front pages that France woke up to after an attack shook the capital and left at least 128 dead in the early hours of Nov. 14, 2015

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The Founding Fathers Planned for Chaos in the House of Representatives

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These Are the 5 Best Donald Trump Headlines Ever

The billionaire has been the subject of more than a few clever headlines

By Fortune and Ryan Daly

8 Sad Truths About Women in Media

A new report shows how far women must go in order to achieve real gender parity

By Charlotte Alter

Iconic Washington Post Editor Ben Bradlee Dies at 93

A former Washington Post reporter remembers a legendary newspaperman who lived off gossip, palled around with the Kennedys and was the most celebrated editor of his time

By David Von Drehle

Extra! Extra! Personalized Newspaper Service is Unveiled

PaperLater targets an online audience that's nostalgic for newspapers

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Bezos Makes His First Major Move at WaPo

In an effort to boost The Washington Post's web traffic and increase its national presence, Amazon's CEO struck a deal with local papers to give their paying customers free access to some of the Post's subscriber content

By Victor Luckerson

Here's How You Read the Paper on Your Computer in 1981

And by 1984, newspapers and magazines should have gone completely digital.

By Doug Aamoth

JFK's Assassination: Portrait of an Era When Newspapers Mattered

Carl Mydans's famous photo provides, as clearly as one is ever likely to see, a graphic illustration of the old adage that journalism is "the first rough draft of history."

By Ben Cosgrove
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