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.

Slated to launch for Fall sports, My Team Scoop will give the Carroll County Times a more efficient manner of gathering score updates and highlights from games for the 10 schools they cover.

New publishing platform will let subscribers choose the content they receive in newsletters and alerts from Stephens Media publications.

To help newsrooms develop their social media strategies, the Reynolds Journalism Institute has compiled a "Twitter Best Practices Guide," based on interviews, scholarly research and Twitter's own tips for journalists.

The printed vehicle preview section is an annual hit – but the digital version really revs viewers' engines!

Take advantage of holidays that lend themselves to special promotions – and lay out a yearly calendar to show advertisers BEFORE they set their ad budgets.

Earning $10 per tweet, the Richmond Times-Dispatch is creating a Twitter following over jobs and cars.

In the first quarter of 2013, this program generated $295,000 for GateHouse – up 18 percent from the same period in 2012.

About 12 months ago, the Reporter and its sister papers, the Alabaster Reporter and the Pelham Reporter, began sending daily 6 a.m. e-mail news reports to their readers. All together, the weekday e-mails from the Reporter, the Alabaster Reporter and the Pelham Reporter now reach their database of more than 25,000 e-mail addresses.