In a changing media landscape, The Root emerged as a platform for the new voices of black America—a politically savvy, witty and, of course, unapologetically black generation of writers and thought leaders who provided a counternarrative to the one-sided, negative portrayals shown in mainstream
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“What I've always wanted it to be is like a community dream and just someplace where everyone feels comfortable and where it feels like the best parts of Ashland that I've come to know,” she said. “We're starting as small as possible to get it off the ground and then hoping to grow with the love and
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Another book titled, Xi Jinping: The Governance of China Volume 2, which includes 99 of Xi's speeches, conversations, instructions and letters, was published in November 2017, with major publishing houses from 16 countries signing memorandums with FLP to translate and publish the book, Xinhua
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During the last week of 1993, The Salt Lake Tribune unveiled the first digitally-delivered daily “newspaper” in the Intermountain West, a creation only four months in the making. Johannes Gutenberg would have been proud. Utah Online, as it was then called, was a free electronic bulletin board primitive
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From drug store, supermarket, airport, newsstand, and bookstore shelves, sleek covers embodied every discipline or fancy, inviting at least a quick peek. Ads, 'glossies' principal source of revenue, were often as seductive as content. As print giants falter and fall, small publishers are subsumed under the
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The United States on Saturday expressed deep concern about the case of Hong Kong book publisher Gui Minhai, allegedly snatched by Chinese police while being accompanied by Swedish diplomats. His disappearance has sparked a diplomatic row between Stockholm and Beijing. “We are deeply
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