They share an owner that sometimes gets forgotten — but which dominates much larger peers in web traffic. Here's our first ...

In the last couple of months, I’ve introduced you to our enhanced online newspaper. I’ve explained some format changes, introduced new puzzles and comics, and made suggestions on how to get ...

If we were to dig into our pockets, 23 percent of us would be willing to pay $5 a month for full access to a local newspaper online. Another 18 percent would be open to paying $10 a month.

Enrique Lavín is the online newspaper editor at NJ Advance Media, which provides content to NJ.com, The Star-Ledger and other affiliated newspapers.

Newspapers in Cincinnati and Madison, Wis., have stopped daily print publication recently to go all or mostly online. But both Web operations are subsidized by traditional media outlets, support an ...

In addition to being much younger than readers of printed newspapers, the online newspaper audience is mostly male, wealthy, and highly educated. Nearly half of web- newspaper readers have college ...

The move of the television grid to the online newspaper is also vexing for some readers. The grid now starts at 8 p.m., rather than 6 p.m.

A decades-old law requiring towns and government agencies in New Jersey to publish meeting notices in newspapers was abolished last week, raising concerns that some local publications covering the ...

Star-Ledger print subscribers gather to learn about the digital newspaper at an online newspaper workshop at the Hilton Hotel in Parsippany on Wednesday, January 15, 2025.