Five journalists to be inducted into the New England Newspaper Hall of Fame on...
The New England Newspaper and Press Association is pleased to announce that five New England journalists will be inducted into the New England Newspaper...
Tiptoeing through the minefields inherent at community newspapers
By Gianna Barberia,
Bulletin Correspondent
“We’ll be sharing our war stories,” Earl Brechlin, editor of the Mount Desert Islander of Bar Harbor, Maine, said to a laughing...
Consider Yourself Told
Kevin Slimp is director of the Institute of Newspaper Technology. Email questions to him at kevin@kevinslimp.com.
NENPA and NEFAC Call on R.I. Governor to Resume Full Press Briefings
The New England First Amendment Coalition is calling on Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo to resume full press briefings and allow direct questioning from...
In retirement, Donoghue remains optimistic for the future of journalism
By Noah Perkins,
Bulletin Correspondent
'I've always had ink in my veins. It started at a young, young age when I first went into The Burlington Free...
Changing company culture crucial for Meriden, Conn., Record-Journal’s success
By Alex Eng,
Bulletin Correspondent
Company-wide changes in approaches to advertising sales, content, and culture led to the success of the Record-Journal of Meriden, Conn., two company...
NENPA supports Community News & Small Business Support Act
New legislation to support local newsrooms and local advertisers has been introduced in the 118th Congress. The Community News & Small Business Support Act...
AJP Local News Incubator Applications Are Open Through February 15
The American Journalism Project, with support from the Google News Initiative, is launching a local news incubator. The program is intended to support entrepreneurs...
How a reporter can avoid being laid off
Bart Pfankuch
Better Writing
with Bart
Bart Pfankuch, an investigative reporter for South Dakota News Watch, an independent, nonprofit public-service news agency online at sdnewswatch.org, will offer...
Making the Web, Social Media ‘Better’ Places — with Caution
We'd all like a "better" internet in terms of privacy, politeness, taste and safety. And who would oppose eliminating false or misleading information from...