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    Articles tagged Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (5)

    Sophie CulpepperApril 8, 2024
    Dateline Totality: How local news outlets in the eclipse’s path are covering the covering
    “Celestial events tend to draw highly engaged audiences, and this one is no exception.”
    Joshua BentonNovember 7, 2018
    In cities across America, this morning’s newspaper told you there was an election yesterday — but nothing about it
    To save money on newsprint and late press runs, Gannett told its newspapers not to bother printing results and to direct the curious online. Here’s how that played out.
    Ken DoctorNovember 1, 2018
    Newsonomics: “Digital defeats print” is the headline as Gannett steps away from printed election results
    In cities across America, you won’t be able to find even the most cursory election results in your Wednesday morning newspaper next week. Is this speeding up newspapers’ transition to digital — or just burning a bridge they still need to cross?
    November 30, 2010
    Making social gaming scale: Lessons from the Democrat and Chronicle’s adoption of alternate reality
    September 15, 2009
    In Rochester, a newspaper dips into gaming to reach new young readers
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