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Founded in 1868, just a few years after the city of Atlanta, Georgia, lay in ruins following the Civil War, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) has announced plans to no longer print a daily print ...

ATLANTA — When Andrew Morse joined The Atlanta Journal-Constitution as its president and publisher in January 2023, the company had plans to stop printing the newspaper by that June. He quickly hit ...

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Journal-Constitution announced Thursday it is phasing out its physical newspaper edition and moving to fully digital by the end of the year. “Our future is digital,” AJC ...

ATLANTA — 11Alive got the chance to talk with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's editor-in-chief after the newspaper shared it would stop its daily print edition at the end of the year. The AJC is ...

It's no surprise that print media has needed to adapt with new technology and platforms. A major milestone in that transition was announced today. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, one of the biggest ...

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will end the printed edition of its paper by the end of 2025, moving the publication to a digital-first operation. “We will begin the new year as a fully digital ...

The publication says the time is right to pour all of its resources into its online news operation and get its journalism “in front of the most people.” By Katie Robertson Reporting from Atlanta When ...