Financial Times: Alden Global Capital head Heath Freeman has been called "the Grim Reaper" and a "destroyer of newspapers." But he believes he is saving publications: "We've pretty much bought all of our newspapers out of bankruptcy or near that fate,” he said in an...

The Hill: President Biden's White House has renewed subscriptions to the New York Times and the Washington Post after former President Trump canceled them out of anger over how he was portrayed. A White House source said physical copies of both papers arrived on...

WWD: Members of The New Yorker's union, part of the NewsGuild of New York, staged a 24-hour virtual work stoppage Thursday over demands for fair wages and an equitable salary structure. The union represents around 100 editorial staffers at the magazine, including copy...

PR Newswire: Nichole Aksamit has been named editor in chief of Allrecipes, the bi-monthly magazine of the multi-platform food media brand for home cooks, effective immediately. Previously executive editor of Allrecipes, Aksamit will oversee the print editorial for the...

New York Post: Bonnier, the Swedish media giant that early last year unveiled plans to sail away from most of the magazines it owns in the US, has suddenly reversed course and plans to hang onto its boating titles that include Yachting and Sailing World. At least...

Business Insider: Forbes plans to hire 20 to 30 staff writers for its new Journalist Entrepreneurs program, which will launch subject-specific newsletters. They will split subscription revenue with Forbes 50-50, but won't own the intellectual property, since they are...

Chicago Tribune: As the Chicago Tribune prepares to move from Prudential Plaza, the owner of the downtown office complex has sued the newspaper's parent company for $4.8 million in unpaid rent. Property owner Sterling Bay filed the lawsuit against Tribune Publishing...

Poynter: With President Trump's departure from the White House to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida comes a new phase his news coverage — especially for the Palm Beach Post. "For much of South Florida, he has become a major story since he started running for...

Press Gazette: Dow Jones has been building up its financial newsbrands MarketWatch and Barron's in the UK and Europe – where it hopes to make them as well-known as they are in the US. "We thought these two brands have probably been punching below their weight, so we...

License Global: Home furnishings firm Idle Group has launched its first-ever mattress collaboration with Hearst Magazines, beginning with Country Living. "Nothing beats a good night's sleep in the country," said Country Living editor Rachel Hardage Barrett. "You can...

Business Insider: The New Yorker's employee union released a pay study revealing major pay disparities. Employees are underpaid across the company, but women of color are paid the least, it concluded. Some also face a "loyalty penalty" — proofreaders with 20 years of...

Showbiz 411: Bonnie Fuller will buy out Penske Media's stake in the website Hollywood Life and assume full ownership and operations for the business, effective January 31. Fuller has been credited with helping create the modern celebrity news category when she...

Business Insider: As Washington Post staffers anticipate editor Marty Baron's retirement this year, alum Kevin Merida is back on some people's minds as they view him as a leading candidate to take the top job and become the newspaper's first Black editor. The next...

Los Angeles Times: The Los Angeles Times is introducing "Covering Kamala Harris," a beat dedicated to her historic rise to the White House. She is the first vice president who is Black, South Asian American, female and the direct descendant of immigrants. This news...