If you work in media, chances are you saw the recent news about Gannett and McClatchy scaling back their relationships with the Associated Press. These news stories on their own might not seem like a big deal—but they underscore a broader, systemic reality in the publishing industry: Publishers are

In the past six months, Stacker has helped generate over 10,000 syndicated pickups of nonprofit journalism. The average story was picked up by over 200 outlets.  Last year, we launched Stacker Connect— a service where we vet and distribute stories from approved brands whose stories meet our journalistic standards.

On any given day, Stacker journalism is delivered to more than 2,000 newsrooms across North America ranging from large metropolitan papers and small-town broadcasters to university newsrooms and local tourism boards. The systems required to accommodate such a diverse and widespread publishing network are complex. But our approach ensures

Stacker works with publishers large and small. We aim to empower journalists and bolster their newsroom with relevant, impactful content that engages their audiences and provides them with the necessary time and resources to build their own cadre of content offerings. We asked Elizabeth Miller, founder and editor of the

It’s been an exciting winter at Stacker, and we’re thrilled to welcome an additional five partners to the Stacker Publishing Network: Adams Publishing Group, Advance Local, Beasley Media Group, Narcity, and WEHCO Media. The new partners reflect the diversity of the current media landscape: newspaper groups, broadcast organizations,

A new tool makes it easier than ever to republish Stacker Stories We’re excited to officially announce the launch of a new feature that makes it easier than ever for reporters and editors to syndicate or repurpose any of Stacker’s data-driven news articles and reported features with their