New York Daily News: Newark’s Star-Ledger newspaper to end print edition in 2025
Newark’s Star-Ledger will publish its final newspaper on Feb. 2. Newark Morning Ledger Co., which owns the Star-Ledger, cited rising costs, decreasing circulation and reduced demand for print as ...
The front page of a 2013 edition of the Newark Star-Ledger, which is going out of print in 2025. New Jersey’s largest newspaper will no longer be available in print. The Newark Star-Ledger announced ...
Mar. 2, 1932: The Lindbergh baby kidnapping is reported in the Newark Star-Eagle, another Star-Ledger predecessor. : The German airship Hindenburg catches fire and explodes while landing at ...
The Star-Ledger will stop producing a print version of the paper in February 2025 and move fully online. The Newark Morning Ledger Co. said the decision announced Wednesday was due to rising costs, ...
MONTVILLE, NJ – The Star-Ledger newspaper will cease print early next year, shutting down its Pine Brook printing facility, it was announced Oct. 30. The Newark Morning Ledger Company, owner of the ...
The Star-Ledger will cut its print edition starting in February 2025 and close its Montville printing facility, a continuation of a focus to provide news to its readers online only through its website ...
New York Post: New Jersey Star-Ledger will end print edition in 2025
New Jersey’s biggest newspaper, the Star-Ledger, said Wednesday that it will stop publishing its print edition in February amid rising costs and slumping demand for print. The 85-year-old ...
NJ.com: Star-Ledger columnist Jerry Izenberg’s latest book is a profile of baseball icon Larry Doby
Jerry Izenberg, Star-Ledger Columnist Emeritus, has always been on the right side of history. Izenberg was one of the few journalists who sided with boxing great Muhammad Ali when he declared himself ...