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Journalists at the South Bend Tribune are getting a raise, under a collective bargaining agreement reached this week with the South Bend NewsGuild.

Join us for a special live Noon Edition at the Monroe County History Center discussing the changes in area newspapers and the impact of private equity ownership in news.  

The Tribune's newsroom has gone from about 45 people to just 14 over the past five years.

Thousands of historical Bloomington newspapers will soon be up for auction. Contained in almost a thousand large, bound books, the Bloomington Herald-Times’s archive starts in the 1950s and runs through 2013.

The Columbus Republic, Seymour Tribune and Greenfield Daily Reporter will publish only on Wednesdays and Saturdays starting Sept. 2.

The Star’s union alleges Gannett has delayed or shown up “unprepared” to negotiating sessions and “belittled” proposals related to workplace safety and diversity.

Hundreds of publications owned by the newspaper's parent company Gannett made similar announcements Wednesday. Herald-Times subscribers to receive access to USA Today Network digital content.

Join us this week as we talk about recent layoffs, furloughs, and cut pay for employees in the news industry.