"[H]ow many British newspapers do have a Sitemap file? The answer? Three."

Reporter collects vox pops after a Canadian newspaper closes. One shrugs and says "I’m on the internet".

WSJ managing ed Paul Steiger: "Next week I move over to a nonprofit called Pro Publica as president and editor-in-chief. When fully staffed, we will be a team of 24 journalists dedicated to reporting on abuses of power by anyone with power"

"[Amazon] is also said to have forged agreements with somewhere between 50 and 100 newspaper publishers" .. for its Kindle e-reader.

"Looking at [NYTimes.com] traffic (as per comScore) tells us that the Times probably realized the $10 million $20 million TimesSelect was generating was not enough to makeup for the missing page views and ad dollars a completely free site could generate."

In a must-read post, Paul Bradshaw has a great set of ideas for how to report a news story across different media. The inverted pyramid style becomes a diamond.

Evening Gazette editor Darren Thwaites says his web site, featuring hyperlocal community sites, is growing by 25 per cent month-on-month.

"The lines between daily, weekly, paid-for and free newspapers are becoming increasingly blurred with the advances in new media, and every journalist now needs to be able to file stories faster than may have been the case in the past so they can go up onl

The Innovation newspaper consulting group has produced 5m video about the Telegraph Media Group’s integrated newsroom.

17" monitor, Mac Mini and speakers inside an old American newspaper sales box… Applescript fetches front pages from Newseum to display the latest news…

While The Times relocates into its new ultra-modern office tower on Eighth Avenue, the morgue will go to the basement of the former New York Herald Tribune headquarters on West 41st Street—no longer inside the main Times building

"Michael Agar will be leaving The Observer to become graphics director for The Independent on Sunday"

Ryan Bowman, the 26-year-old designer behind the FT relaunch, talks to Charlie Beckett.

The Portland Oregonian is posting all its photographs on Flickr. But is it a violation of the Terms of Service?