Hackers breach Philadelphia Inquirer ahead of Tuesday’s mayoral primaryIt’s the paper’s biggest shutdown since 1996.By W. Shanklin, 05.15.2023
The Guardian says ransomware attack compromised staff's personal dataThe attackers may have just wanted money.By J. Fingas, 01.11.2023
Apple offers three-month News+ trials through Black Friday weekendIt's a temporary promo, but a big step up from the usual one-month offer.By J. Fingas, 11.30.2019
Facebook can't find enough local news for its local news serviceIt contributed to the death of many US newspapers by vacuuming up ad dollars.By K. Holt, 03.18.2019
Facebook will spend $300 million to help local newsroomsIt wants to provide a much-needed boost to an industry in rapid decline.By S. Shah, 01.15.2019
Malware stalls delivery of LA Times and other major US newspapersThe attack came from outside the country.By J. Fingas, 12.30.2018
More people get their news from social media than newspapersA Pew study found social media was a more popular news platform among US adults.By M. Locklear, 12.10.2018
Facebook apologizes for privacy breach with full-page newspaper adsIt's worried it might lose users after the Cambridge Analytica scandal.By J. Fingas, 03.25.2018
New York Times offers new subscribers a free Google Home (updated)All Access or Home Delivery options only, though. By R. LeFebvre, 10.04.2017
The Engadget Podcast Ep 31: Look Inside AmericaConsumer Reports, The New York Times and lots of yelling about Wikileaks.By T. O'Brien, 03.10.2017
UK newspapers want Facebook and Google probed over 'fake news'The News Media Association is calling for 'an urgent investigation.'By N. Summers, 03.09.2017
New York Times reporters' tweets will appear in its paper editionBut not on the site (yet).By D. Lumb, 03.07.2017
New stats show how many newspaper jobs the internet has claimedWe knew it was happening, but government data confirms the scope of our digital-media migration.By J. Conditt, 06.03.2016
New York Times' Today's Paper web app brings print-like design, offline reading to browsersBy T. O'Brien, 12.05.2013