OLD Media News

Newsday receives $150,000 grant from Facebook Journalism Project

Newsday was selected among 10 news organizations across New York to have been awarded more than $1 million in grants from Facebook’s relief fund, which provides a financial boost to outlets during the pandemic.

“Newsday is using the grant to create additional value for our subscribers, including the launch of a new subscriber deals and discounts program later this year,” Newsday publisher Debby Krenek said.

Newsday employs 670 workers and is owned by Pat Dolan, chief executive of Newsday Media Group. Newsday was selected through Facebook’s Local News Accelerator Program, focused on generating subscriptions and memberships.

In addition, the outlet also secured a $10 million Paycheck Protection Program loan last month to preserve jobs during the economic downturn.

AddThis Website Tools
Mariam Ahmed

Recent Posts

Investor’s Biz Daily hires Mozee as assistant markets editor

Investor's Business Daily has hired Carla Mozee as assistant markets editor. She has been at Seeking…

8 hours ago

WSJ taps Blunt to cover Alphabet and Google

Wall Street Journal reporter Katherine Blunt is shifting to a new beat covering Google and Alphabet and…

11 hours ago

Mashable, PCMag owner sues OpenAI, alleging stolen content

Ziff Davis, the owner of tech publications Mashable and PCMag, is suing OpenAI, alleging it…

11 hours ago

Bloomberg Businessweek seeks in depth editor

Bloomberg Businessweek is looking for a creative, experienced and versatile editor to oversee our story…

12 hours ago

Politico is seeing “significant growth” in Europe

Politico is seeing “significant growth” in Europe, said senior executive editor in Europe Kate Day in…

13 hours ago

Mickle to take on Google/Alphabet beat at NY Times

New York Times technology reporter Tripp Mickle is taking on the Google and Alphabet beat at the…

13 hours ago