https://newrepublic.com/article/193683/print-media-downplay-mass-protests?utm_source=flipboard&utm_content=thenewrepublic/magazine/The+New+Republic

#Print #Media to Mass #Protests: “Please Turn to Page 18”
Here’s how #newspapers across #America minimized one of the largest #demonstrations since #Trump’s return to power.

..."On Saturday, April 5, hundreds of thousands of Americans took to the streets across the nation to protest the harmful policies of Donald Trump’s second term. The “Hands Off!” demonstrations represented what organizers called “the largest"...

The Christine Keeler Story - As Told by the Press

19 The Scotsman 29 March 1963

Christine Keeler mobbed as she returns to London. However, she has “nothing to say.”

The Christine Keeler Story - As Told by the Press

18. Daily Mirror 27 March 1963

Abandoning her plans to remain in Madrid, Christine Keeler left for a secret hideaway and some peace and quiet.

Women’s magazines still thriving despite closure of The Lady, the ‘journal for gentlewomen’ https://www.theguardian.com/media/2025/apr/06/womens-magazines-still-thriving-despite-closure-of-the-lady-the-journal-for-gentlewomen #Newspapers&magazines #Lifeandstyle #Magazines #Women #Media

Almost all of Spain’s top papers today have U.S. protests front and center on the cover. Also here, newspaper covers from Italy, France and the Uk.
#uspol #journalism #newspapers #handsoff

The Christine Keeler Story - As Told by the Press

17. The Daily Herald 25 March 1963

Christine found. She tells a reporter that she “feels nervous” and plans to remain in Madrid.

Poynter: The Mercury News put all its news on the web for free 30 years ago. Did it open Pandora’s box?. “The Mercury News would become widely regarded as the first newspaper to put its entire content online, initially for free. The decision established a lasting expectation that online news should be free. The internet grew and grew into a daily fixture of unfathomable, unpredictable […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/04/05/poynter-the-mercury-news-put-all-its-news-on-the-web-for-free-30-years-ago-did-it-open-pandoras-box/

The Christine Keeler Story - As Told by the Press

16. The People 24 March 1963

The People published a postcard from Christine. Oblivious to the storm that was brewing in London, she was “having a good time” and planned to return home “in about a month”.

Scanned newspaper covers from the world, this is the best one I saw.
Germany’s FrankfurterRundschau:
Liberation à la Trump. The president isolates world power USA with his radical tariffs.
Picture of a map of the continental USA decorated in the U.S. flag with a high wall around the borders.
#trump #tariffs #uspol #journalism #newspapers

The Christine Keeler Story - As Told by the Press

15. Daily Herald 23 March 1963

In an opinion piece, the Daily Herald stated that Christine Keeler’s story must be told.

"There's a lot out there to leak," writes Laura Hazard Owen of the chaos that surrounds the Trump administration. She writes for NiemanLab about how news organizations are changing their tactics to attract tipsters (have you heard of an app called Signal?) and explains how to leak information to a journalist as safely as possible.

https://flip.it/BoTExv

The Christine Keeler Story - As Told by the Press

14. Daily Herald 22 March 1963

Using parliamentary privilege, members of parliament revealed that rumours were circulating, linking Christine Keeler with a prominent member of the Conservative government.

By this time the level of press interest had increased dramatically - virtually all the national and local papers were covering the story.

https://www.europesays.com/1962741/ A deadly contagion has arrived in Slovakia: 30 years of stories from Slovakia #anniversary #newspapers #slovakia #Slovensko #Správy #TheSlovakSpectator

A deadly contagion has arrived in Slovakia: 30 years of stories from Slovakia https://www.byteseu.com/885477/ #anniversary #newspapers #Slovakia #TheSlovakSpectator

The Christine Keeler Story - As Told by the Press

13. Daily Herald 21 March 1963

A break-in at Stephen Ward’s villa. Did this have anything to do with Christine, or was it unrelated? A lot of things were happening to her, and the people around her. Press and politicians were keen to understand what was going on.

There's a big switch-off, it's true,
Newsrooms are scrambling, what to do?
Audiences they must retain,
In this digital domain,
To keep up with the public's view.

#GuardianLimerick #Media #Newspapers #BBC #Europe

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2025/apr/01/i-cant-cope-with-it-any-more-newsrooms-scramble-to-retain-audiences-amid-the-big-switch-off

Jeremy Gulban acquired 92 #community #newspapers across the #US with the goal of revitalizing #local #journalism

https://www.wsj.com/business/media/he-wanted-to-fix-local-news-its-harder-than-he-thought-e56b4f12?st=GqeiyT&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

Does anyone else have a print newspaper subscription? I just signed up for one and I'm pretty excited about it. Hoping to break my doomscrolling habit and improve my mental health.

https://dallincrump.com/its-2025-and-i-just-got-a-print-newspaper-subscription

Vijay Gulban, a New Jersey tech entrepreneur, has taken on one of #journalism’s toughest challenges: reviving local #US #newspapers. Through his company, CherryRoad Media, Gulban has acquired 92 community papers across the country

The Christine Keeler Story - As Told by the Press

12. Daily Mirror 20 March 1963

Belatedly, Scotland Yard begin an “urgent” search for Christine Keeler. Also, “certain developments” in the case are likely.