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Natalie Bencivenga just left the SEEN. So what’s next?

My hope for Pittsburgh is that when we are able to gather together once more, that we step out of our comfort zones, interact with one another with empathy and optimism, and support causes that maybe feel unfamiliar or new to us.

14 Apr 2020

On Media: 2019 marks the end of metro daily newspapers

This past year we reached a tipping point toward no return. The industry has changed so dramatically and moved far away from our traditional understanding of a mid-sized city newspaper.

01 Jan 2020

On Media: The answer to saving local journalism lives in us

The internet represents a big pie, but a few large companies are eating most of it.

26 Sep 2019

On Media: Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh appears to win one labor ruling — while losing another

The National Labor Relations Board has spoken. What happens next?

28 Aug 2019

On Media: Post-Gazette cutting two more days of print. What does this mean for its future?

What happens when newspapers stop publishing print editions? People who do not have access to digital devices lose access to information. And more.

19 Jul 2019

On Media: Pulitzer Prizes bring awkward moments for Post-Gazette’s owners

Today, the Post-Gazette staff earned a much-deserved Pulitzer for its coverage of the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting. And Rob Rogers was a Pulitzer finalist.

15 Apr 2019