Will some of America’s top newspapers find themselves bought by owners motivated by political ideology more than civic duty?

The Orange County Register is betting on an expanded newsroom and a stronger connection to the community. Will the numbers add up?

The arrival of the web knocked the news industry’s relationships — with advertisers and with readers — out of alignment. But there are signs a few small repairs are working.

Advertising once paid the bills at American newspapers. As that shifts — rapidly — how will it change the way news companies operate?

As more newspapers get on the paid-content bandwagon, there are a few promising models popping up. Here’s what to learn from them.

The time is quickly approaching when digital is a bigger part of traditional publishers’ businesses than print. How will we know if the crossover is happening sustainably? Here are some metrics.

Could News Corp.’s U.K. hacking scandal impact the coming wave of news company consolidation in the United States?