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Charles M. Sennott

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Celebrating independence for America – and the press

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By Charles M. Sennott Verified
| The Martha's Vineyard Times Verified
Before the Declaration of Independence was signed 250 years ago, there was an aspiring new industry known as the free press. It took shape thanks to the earliest practitioners, such as the young Benjamin Franklin, who as the printer and publisher of the influential Pennsylvania Gazette, was widely believed to be the first newsman in what would become the United States of America.
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The presses keep rolling in Small Town America

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By Charles M. Sennott Verified
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Charles Sennott / GroundTruth The presses keep rolling in Small Town America It was the last great newspaper war in America. A fabled time in New York City in the 1980s and 1990s when four major daily newspapers were vying against each other every day for breaking news and fighting for circulation in the trenches of newsstands and kiosks that were on every corner.
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Journalism labor unions reawakened in the age of AI

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By Charles M. Sennott Verified
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The dramatic decline of news organizations in the United States over the last two decades has coincided with a steady drop in union membership overall across the country, but recently the NewsGuild, which is part of the Communications Workers of America, is reporting a stirring of activity and a rise in membership. So what does that mean in real terms?
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