At the Supreme Court, a day of infamy for religious freedom
Inside the First Amendment
June 21, 2018
At the Supreme Court, a day of infamy for religious freedom
By Charles C. Haynes
June 26, 2018 will be long...
CNN withdraws lawsuit after Trump Administration restores reporter’s press credentials, establishes press conference rules
The legal battle between CNN and the White House over the suspension of Jim Acosta’s press credentials is done, at least for now. But it is likely that the...
Four words for ad professionals: “Oh yeah? Prove it.”
John Foust has conducted training programs for thousands of newspaper advertising professionals. Many ad departments are using his training ...
NENPA Opposes Effort to Exempt Police Body Camera Footage from Mass. Public Records Law
The New England Newspaper & Press Association opposes a bill in Massachusetts that would make police-worn body...
New Gannett appoints key executives after New Media Investment Group merger
Nathan Bomey | USA TODAY November 21, 2019
Gannett named a mix of leaders on Nov. 20 from...
Local broadcast stations make money on political ads as print and digital newsrooms struggle
Rick Edmonds | Poynter | December 13, 2019
As legacy print outlets and many digital startups struggle financially,...
Retiring Republican Executive Editor Wayne Phaneuf honored by Springfield City Council
Jeanette DeForge | The Republican | January 28, 2020
SPRINGFIELD — When Wayne Phaneuf...
New England Media Keeping Public Informed During COVID-19 Crisis
COVID-19 Main Page | Webinars & Live Events | Member News | Resources | Essential Services
We are trying to gather as much information as we can...
The Art of the Interview: How to get the goods during COVID-19
The basis for almost all great journalism is the interview, the act of obtaining information from a source. With less in-person meetings...
Harsh words in presidential campaigns: Protected, nothing new
So, you think the already harsh language in this year’s presidential campaign is the worst ever?
Probably not —...