JERUSALEM — The Haaretz daily says former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert proposed giving the Palestinians 100 square kilometers (38 sq. miles) of Israeli territory near the Gaza Strip in exchange for West Bank settlement blocs.

NEW YORK — The Pulitzer Prize Board has elected its first member representing a primarily online news organization, keeping in step with the board’s recent decision to allow entries from more online sites.

Pulitzer Prize board broadens eligibility for entries from online-only news outlets

Stop the presses: New Detroit newspaper suspends operations until new year, cites problems

Freedom Communications discloses buyer for East Valley Tribune in suburban Phoenix

East Valley Tribune says buyer makes offer that may keep suburban Phoenix paper in business

In restructuring, AP changes roles for 6 news editors and assigns 4 regional photo editors

US newspaper advertising revenue plunges 28 pct to $6.4 billion as slump enters fourth year

NYPD raids circulation offices of Times, Post, Daily News in union corruption probe

Newspaper’s analysis finds federal stimulus has brought Michigan few private-sector jobs

The Gazette in Colorado Springs lays off 11 more to deal with smaller budget for 2010

Brothers to start daily paper in Detroit, where largest newspapers have reduced home delivery

Washington Times editor John Solomon resigns following ouster of 3 executives

WASHINGTON — John Solomon, the executive editor of The Washington Times, has resigned, the newspaper said Friday.

State help for NH newspaper unlikely last such effort, despite questions about independence

Associated Press announces changes in Latin American, Caribbean operations

Creditors seek to delay bankruptcy auction of Philadelphia Newspapers to fight bid rules

South Korean troops on high alert for possible North Korean retaliation after naval skirmish

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US judge bars creditors from using $300M owed to them to buy Philadelphia papers at auction

US judge denies credit bid for Philly newspapers

US judge nixes creditors’ use of $300M owed them to buy Philadelphia newspapers at auction

US judge nixes credit in bid for Philly newspapers

Press group: Latin American governments increasingly intervening in business of journalism

Press group: Latam governments moving in on press

Veteran Mississippi and Alabama newspaper editor and publisher Ed Darling retires

Veteran journalist Darling announces retirement

Locals wage late-stage battle to keep Philadelphia Newspapers as bankruptcy auction looms

Locals wage legal fight to keep Philly newspapers

Freedom Communications says it will close Pulitzer-winning East Valley Tribune in Mesa, Ariz.

East Valley Tribune in Mesa, Ariz. to close

Newspapers solicit reader ideas on maintaining credibility in emerging online world

Newspapers want readers’ help with Web credibility

Canada’s insolvent Canwest gets court OK for move it says will save National Post newspaper

Canwest’s National Post newspaper to stay alive

Senate and White House reach compromise on court protections for journalsists

Senate, White House agree on reporter protections

Newspaper: Olmert offered to expand Gaza in exchange for settlement blocs

Miami Herald asks online readers to consider making ‘voluntary payment’ for content

Creditors, owners duel in court over auction rules; future of Philly newspapers at stake

Leo Wolinsky, former LA Times reporter and editor, named editor of Daily Variety

Editor Sandra Rowe leaving The Oregonian; Executive Editor Peter Bhatia to succeed her

Pulitzer Board elects Politico co-founder first member from primarily online news organization