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is a newspaper company based in Fairport, N.Y., that owns hundreds of small papers across the country.
GateHouse 91 dailies and hundreds of weeklies and shoppers, many of them in Massachusetts, Illinois and New York. It was by Fortress Investment Group out of the former Liberty Group Publishing. In 2014, its parent company, New Media Investment Group, in Rhode Island for $46 million.
The company bought more than a hundred community papers in a bid to capture local audiences and advertising, but accumulated . Its financial troubles led the New York Stock Exchange to . The company in 2012 as it continued to flounder financially. The company and worked out an in 2013. It and closed 10 of them later that year.
GateHouse in 2014 to launch metered paywalls at three of its daily papers and a freemium model at a fourth daily.
In December 2008, GateHouse for violating copyright and trademark law by aggregating content on the Times’ from GateHouse’s local websites in Massachusetts. The two companies in January 2009.
In 2010, GateHouse launched , which . It has been with AOL’s , with the latter poaching some of the former’s editorial talent in addition to advertising dollars.
The Seattle PostGlobe was a nonprofit online news organization that focused on journalism about social justice. The PostGlobe was founded in 2009 by former Seattle Post-Intelligencer journalists after the newspaper went online-only in March 2009. It announced its closing in July 2011. The site’s staff worked primarily as volunteers, though the site was funded largely by…
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