Andrew Morse, publisher of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, is stepping down after leading a bold digital transformation. The paper abandoned print and is now fully digital, but financial sustainability remains elusive.
- Morse joined in 2023 with a $150 million plan to reinvent the paper. - The AJC ended its print edition in December 2025.
- Morse cites family reasons for his departure; Paul Curran will replace him. - The paper won its first Peabody award under Morse's leadership.
Cox Enterprises remains committed to the AJC's mission, but analysts say the experiment is still unproven.