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It's the latest regional newspaper to cash in on its real estate amid an industry-wide print advertising decline.

The idea of becoming a "vertically integrated media company" is crumbling.

"Meeting thousands of talented but stressed-out journalists inspired us to launch 40 Better Hours."

"Unfortunately for the Times, the article was largely based on a fake press release."

The Watergate stories were reported in the building.

"Research, like reporting, is always made stronger by going back and back and back to what you have found."

A troubling theory for those who specialize in typing up stories.

Scientists don't often understand journalists, and vice-versa:

Now that The New Yorker is a contender for the Pulitzers, the feature writing category is way more competitive.

Here's a collection of tributes to Prince from newspapers around the world.

1. Even if you have a chance to record an interview, back it up with notes in your notebook. You never know when technology will fail you.

"I'm still shaking."

The second big sale in as many days.

Facebook will emphasize reading time and post diversity in its News Feed.

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The man at the center of a bizarre plagiarism scandal speaks out.

They won.

A breakdown of the best beginnings to the best stories of 2016.

“I did not want to do a ‘Hey, I’m gay' column.'"