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The GCI news page on Stock Titan provides an archive of news releases and announcements related to Gannett Co., Inc. when it traded under the ticker symbol GCI on the New York Stock Exchange. During this period, the company described itself as a diversified media organization built around the USA TODAY NETWORK, local media properties in the United States, and Newsquest in the United Kingdom, as well as digital marketing operations under the LocaliQ brand.
News tied to GCI covers several recurring themes. Earnings releases and related Form 8‑K filings report quarterly financial results, including details on total revenues, digital revenues, Digital Marketing Solutions segment performance, and capital structure. Other items highlight corporate initiatives such as a $100 million cost reduction program, debt repayment priorities, and updates to the company’s business outlook.
Beyond financial reporting, Gannett’s news flow includes product and platform launches, such as USA TODAY PLAY, a digital entertainment hub, and the deployment of Taboola’s DeeperDive AI answer engine on USA TODAY’s platform. Additional coverage features sports and events initiatives, including USA TODAY Sports’ ALL‑USA high school football recognition program and endurance events operated by USA TODAY NETWORK Ventures, such as the SKECHERS Hot Chocolate Run Series.
A key development documented in both press releases and a Form 8‑K is the company’s rebranding from Gannett Co., Inc. to USA TODAY Co., Inc. and the associated change of its NYSE ticker from GCI to TDAY. Readers using this page can review how the company described its transition, strategy, and digital focus over time. For the latest news after the effective date of the name and symbol change, investors should look for announcements under the USA TODAY Co., Inc. identity and ticker TDAY.
USA TODAY (NYSE: TDAY) opened the annual USA TODAY Movie Meter program, inviting registered panelists to rate the 10 Academy Award Best Picture nominees from March 4 through March 15 at 12:00 AM EST.
Trailers are available for rating and the Movie Meter winner will be posted the morning of March 16, after the Oscars. Registration and sponsor inquiries are available via moviemeter.usatoday.com and the listed contact.
USA TODAY (NYSE:GCI) announced its 2026 Women of the Year, honoring eight national honorees across technology, sports, entertainment, philanthropy and advocacy.
The list includes Angel City Football Club, Emma Bloomberg, Sarah Bond, Channing Dungey, Rachel Goldberg-Polin, Fei-Fei Li, Lainey Wilson and Peggy Winckowski. Honorees will be featured in print and celebrated March 27, 2026.
USA TODAY announced Budweiser’s “American Icons” as the winner of the 38th USA TODAY Ad Meter, earning a score of 4.00 and topping a national panel of approximately 190,000 registered voters.
Panelists rated Super Bowl commercials from February 4–9 on a five-point scale; the top five ads and their scores were published, with Lay's, Pepsi, Dunkin', and Michelob ULTRA rounding out the leaderboard.
USA TODAY Co. (NYSE: TDAY) launched the 38th annual Ad Meter, presented by State Farm, opening ratings for Super Bowl LX commercials from Feb 4 through Feb 9 at midnight EST.
Registered participants must rate all eligible ads 1–5; the winner will be announced on NBC’s TODAY and at admeter.usatoday.com the morning after the game. The program includes a School Spotlight with 16 universities, regional partner rankings, a Feb 5 Ad Meter Summit in San Francisco, and multimedia content across streaming platforms.
USA TODAY Network (GCI) launched TODAY Californian on January 15, 2026, a daily digital newsletter and expanded California section delivering state news, politics, sports, culture and economic coverage.
The newsletter draws on eight daily local publications and a growing California reporting team, including dedicated reporters and sports editors, and aims to connect local developments to national impact.
USA TODAY Co. (NYSE:TDAY) — Effective November 18, 2025, Gannett Co., Inc. changed its corporate name to USA TODAY Co., Inc. and updated its New York Stock Exchange ticker to TDAY.
The company's CUSIP remains 36472T109. USA TODAY Co. describes itself as a diversified media and digital marketing solutions company operating the USA TODAY NETWORK, local U.S. properties, and Newsquest in the U.K., plus digital marketing brand LocaliQ.
Gannett (NYSE: GCI) announced it will rebrand as USA TODAY Co., effective November 18, 2025, and will begin trading under the new ticker TDAY on the NYSE that same day. The rebrand adopts USA TODAY’s visual identity and typefaces and positions the company as a national digital platform focused on trusted, fact-based news and digital marketing solutions.
The company highlighted the USA 250 editorial initiative and noted the USA TODAY Network includes more than 200 news publications, LocaliQ digital marketing, USA TODAY NETWORK Ventures, and Newsquest in the U.K.
Gannett (NYSE: GCI) reported third-quarter 2025 results and an AI licensing deal with Microsoft. Q3 total revenues were $560.8M (down 8.4% YoY) with digital revenues of $262.7M (46.9% of total). The company recorded a net loss attributable to Gannett of $39.2M and Total Adjusted EBITDA of $57.2M. Average monthly unique visitors were 187M. Cash and cash equivalents were $75.2M and total principal debt fell below $1.0B to $996.4M, with first lien net leverage of 2.69x. Management updated full‑year 2025 outlook, expects stronger Q4 digital revenue and >30% growth in cash provided by operations and free cash flow versus prior year.
Gannett (NYSE: GCI) will release third quarter 2025 results on Thursday, October 30, 2025 before the opening of the New York Stock Exchange. Management will host a conference call the same day at 8:30 A.M. ET to review financial and operating results; a webcast will be available on the company investor site at investors.gannett.com.
Dial-in numbers, access codes, and replay details are provided for domestic and international participants. The earnings release will be posted on the Investor Relations section of the company website.
USA TODAY (NYSE: GCI) launched USA TODAY PLAY on October 15, 2025, a unified digital hub for casual entertainment and gaming including puzzles, comics, horoscopes, and forthcoming quizzes.
PLAY offers both a free ad-supported tier and an ad-free subscription with benefits such as unlimited puzzle hints and reveals, archive access to puzzles and comics, and early access to select features. The hub is designed to align with daily reader habits and broaden audience engagement across USA TODAY’s digital reach of about 73 million monthly unique visitors (Dec 2024 Comscore).