Newspaper print editions are dying as harried news executives seek creative ways to stay alive in digital markets. Once the media powerhouse in southern Connecticut,
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Newspaper print editions are dying as harried news executives seek creative ways to stay alive in digital markets. Once the media powerhouse in southern Connecticut,
Read moreMatt DeRienzo, vice president of news and digital content for Hearst Connecticut Media, who implemented paid digital content for the media giant’s properties, has been
Read moreTalk about being thrown into the thick of it. Bridgeport-raised Keila Torres Ocasio this week returned to the Connecticut Post newsroom as managing editor navigating
Read moreWhen you’re News 12 sympathetic to all things local and the political establishment you can park anywhere in Connecticut’s largest city. Case in point News
Read moreColin McEnroe is insane. Insanely talented. While many writers require a gin-induced tonic to turn a rejoinder, McEnroe’s pathology is likely congenital in nature, but
Read moreMatt DeRienzo, vice president of news and digital content for Hearst Connecticut Media, writes that the bright light of scrutiny adjusts government behavior. He’s right.
Read moreHearst Connecticut Media that occupies the largest digital footprint in the state including the Connecticut Post is undergoing some growing pains trimming its combined 200-strong
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