You have already read Andrew Chavez's great piece here on this site about the impact of Craigslist on newspaper classifieds. Now check out these three articles from NAA that tell the stories of three newspapers that have gone to free classifieds:

Some have argued that the story was a product of necessity — newspapers had a fixed news hole to fill, and newscasts only had so much airtime. Context was often sacrificed as a result, because with a fixed amount of space, only the newest information is fit to print. But in the online era, there is no news hole.

With football season right around the corner, it's a great time to experiment with your website.

High school football is great for generating interesting photos, compelling narratives, and, best of all, reader interest. That's all the more reason to give something new a shot online.

On May 13, 2009, Texas became the thirty-seventh state to enact a reporter's privilege. The law was signed by Governor Rick Perry that day and became effectively immediately.