The Dallas Morning News unveiled a new website this week that it hopes will put it in the vanguard of new media trends. Dallasnews.com will remain one Web address but offer two displays: a free version and a premium version that will have the same content but will offer other features.

Nothing to do on the weekend? Not so in Newton County, where The Covington News is helping 25,000 people find fun things to do each week!

The Roanoke Times is hoping to double its revenue from 2012 with an integrated holiday ballot and deals story promotion.

In just the first week after its launch, The Virginian-Pilot's Evening Pilot app was downloaded nearly 4,000 times and EP had more than 250,000 page views. Advertising sponsorship of the app's loading page is sold out for three months, and readers have been generating lots of positive feedback through the app's survey tools.

With so many publishing platforms and social networks available, there's no reason for a news organization to go dark when its website is down. But it must have a good plan in advance. Here are the steps to get ready.

The Washington Times' unique subscription portal allows readers to earn money toward their subscription fees by engaging certain advertisements and marketing opportunities inside an app that it created.

Delivering functionality that goes beyond being just another job search app, the Chron Jobs app is an integral part of planning and executing a long-term career path.

This free playbook from Second Street includes tips and ideas for running successful online promotions.

Determining the answer to these three questions will help you choose the right web analytic tools for your business.

One lucky reader of The Harrison Daily Times will win a free oil change for life. It's part of a promotion for the paper's new automotive search engine: The DriveAR.com.