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The Huntington News, Northeastern’s Independent Student Paper, Celebrates Its 100th Anniversary
News•Feb 27, 2026

The Huntington News, Northeastern’s Independent Student Paper, Celebrates Its 100th Anniversary

The Huntington News, Northeastern University’s independent student newspaper, is marking its 100th anniversary. Founded in 1926 as The Northeastern News after merging two campus papers, it broke from university funding and rebranded in 2008. Today the outlet operates mainly online, delivering comprehensive campus and community coverage. A centennial series featuring a historical overview, alumni editor profiles, and new merchandise celebrates the milestone.

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Dale Anglin Tells Us How Press Forward Is Leveraging Local News to Build Community
News•Feb 25, 2026

Dale Anglin Tells Us How Press Forward Is Leveraging Local News to Build Community

Press Forward, led by inaugural executive director Dale Anglin, is a philanthropic initiative that provides grant funding to local news organizations across the United States. Anglin, formerly vice president for grantmaking at the Cleveland Foundation, emphasizes community restoration through hyperlocal...

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The Boston Globe’s Print Edition Gets Snowed Out, Invoking Memories of the Blizzard of ’78
News•Feb 24, 2026

The Boston Globe’s Print Edition Gets Snowed Out, Invoking Memories of the Blizzard of ’78

The Boston Globe announced it will not print today’s edition because a February 2026 blizzard made its Taunton printing plant inaccessible, opting instead to bundle the missed issue with Wednesday’s paper. The move mirrors the 1978 Blizzard, when the Globe...

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The Boston Globe Adds an Option that Puts It One Step Closer (Maybe) to Sharing on Social Media
News•Feb 22, 2026

The Boston Globe Adds an Option that Puts It One Step Closer (Maybe) to Sharing on Social Media

The Boston Globe has introduced a new "Gift an Article" option in its article‑sharing menu. The feature currently only allows users to send a free link via email, while existing social‑media buttons still lead to the paywall. The rollout suggests...

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Politico’s Mass. Playbook Is Ending, and Kelly Garrity Is Taking Her Talents to The Boston Globe
News•Feb 20, 2026

Politico’s Mass. Playbook Is Ending, and Kelly Garrity Is Taking Her Talents to The Boston Globe

Politico announced the termination of its Massachusetts Playbook, a daily newsletter covering state politics, after more than eight years. The newsletter’s editor, Kelly Garrity, will launch a new political newsletter at The Boston Globe later this year. The Playbook, launched...

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A New Partnership Expands Free Digital Access to The Boston Globe at More than 40 Libraries
News•Feb 18, 2026

A New Partnership Expands Free Digital Access to The Boston Globe at More than 40 Libraries

The Boston Globe has teamed up with the Minuteman Library Network to grant cardholders a free 72‑hour digital pass to Globe.com, its e‑paper and a full archive. The partnership, which covers more than 40 libraries in the Boston area, allows...

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An AI-Boosting Editor Blasts J-Schools as Being Out of Touch. The Reality Is More Complex.
News•Feb 17, 2026

An AI-Boosting Editor Blasts J-Schools as Being Out of Touch. The Reality Is More Complex.

Cleveland.com editor Chris Quinn publicly condemned journalism schools for what he calls a retrograde stance on artificial intelligence, touting his newsroom’s AI‑rewrite specialist that turns reporters’ notes into draft stories. He argues the model frees reporters for field work and...

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How The Baltimore Banner’s Embrace of DC Sports Fits with Its Editor’s Civic-Minded Mission
News•Feb 13, 2026

How The Baltimore Banner’s Embrace of DC Sports Fits with Its Editor’s Civic-Minded Mission

The Baltimore Banner announced it will add beat coverage of the Washington Nationals and the Washington Commanders, extending its reach beyond Maryland into the DC metro area. The move follows the Washington Post’s abrupt elimination of its sports department, which...

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A Copyright Expert’s Big Idea: Force Google and Other AI Companies to Pay News Publishers
News•Feb 11, 2026

A Copyright Expert’s Big Idea: Force Google and Other AI Companies to Pay News Publishers

AI-powered Google search and chatbots are diverting 30‑40% of traffic from news sites. Copyright expert Paul Gerbino proposes a recurring‑fee model, forcing AI firms to pay publishers each time their content is used for training or retrieval. He urges collective...

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As Jeff Bezos Dismantles The Washington Post, Five Regional Papers Chart a Course for Survival
News•Feb 10, 2026

As Jeff Bezos Dismantles The Washington Post, Five Regional Papers Chart a Course for Survival

Jeff Bezos is reportedly scaling back operations at The Washington Post, highlighting the broader challenges facing legacy media. In contrast, five large regional newspapers have demonstrated sustainable pathways by anchoring themselves in community interests rather than profit extraction. These outlets...

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