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The latest edition of the Indiana Daily Student was expected to be on newsstands the morning of Oct. 16 in and around the Bloomington campus. However, within a 24-hour period earlier in the week, ...

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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) announced Thursday that it will stop publishing a print newspaper at the end of the year, cutting dozens of jobs in the process. The last print edition will run ...

The president and publisher of the AJC, Andrew Morse, told The Times that the paper will instead put its resources into digital news. The AJC's editor in chief, Leroy Chapman Jr., told The Times that ...