Gannett Company
Gannett Company ($GCI) is one of the largest owners of local and regional newspaper outlets in the United States. The company owns more than 100 daily and weekly newspapers across the country, as well as the coast-to-coast newspaper USA Today. Gannett is also the operator of the USA Today Channel, a free, ad-supported streaming television network. The company is headquartered in Tysons Corner, Virginia.
Until 2015, Gannett also operated a large network of local broadcast television stations. The television station group was spun off into a separate company called TEGNA.
Gannett rebrands to USA Today Company
Gannett is rebranding its entire print and digital operation to USA Today Company, starting later this month.
USA Today to launch morning newscast on streaming channel
A new morning show called "Connecting America" will launch on USA Today's FAST channel, the company announced on Thursday.
McClatchy, Gannett to stop using Associated Press news reports
The not-for-profit AP said the decision by two major newspaper publications will not materially impact their revenue.
Congressional candidate Derek Myers sues Gannett newspapers
Congressional candidate Derek Myers is suing the Cincinnati Enquirer, two reporters and parent company Gannett for defamation stemming from a newspaper article published this week.
Local Now adds USA Today channels to streaming service
Local Now is adding two new channels from Gannett Company's USA Today Network.
Philo adds USA Today Channel
The channel is available in the "Free channels" section, which requires a subscription.
USA Today writer resigns after plagiarism discovered
USA Today says it has deleted nearly two dozen articles from its website after it was discovered a junior writer fabricated quotes.
California lawmaker expressed concern over proposed Gatehouse, Gannett merger
A California lawmaker said the proposed merger should be reconsidered by the DOJ because it could lead to drastic layoffs.
Reporter who drew ire over man’s decade-old tweets loses job
A reporter who unearthed a local man's past controversial tweets — only to have his own brought to light — has been fired.
Source comes to defense of embattled Iowa newspaper reporter
Carson King has come out in defense of embattled Des Moines Register reporter Aaron Calvin, saying he felt coverage of his prior tweets was fair.