Industry News – May 2017
Ellen F. Beveridge
Shirley Elbe
Bruce F. Dobson
Michael J.B. Kelly
Denise Lorraine (Croisetiere) Larrivee
Diane G. Longley
Robert E. Marquand
Margaret Morrissey
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Selling yourself to sell ads
Kevin Slimp
Kevin Slimp is director of the Institute of Newspaper Technology.
Email questions to him at
kevin@kevinslimp.com“We need to find ways to give our staff...
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Better Writing
with Bart
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Nominations are now being accepted for the Yankee Quill Awards
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Free Program on November 2 – Stop Scrolling! Journalism, Objectivity, and the Future of...
New Hampshire Humanities invites the public to a free event, “Stop Scrolling! Journalism, Objectivity, and the Future of News,” on Wednesday, November 2, at...