Be a better listener and get better reception
John Foust has conducted training programs for thousands of newspaper advertising professionals. Many ad departments are using...
Obituaries October 2019
CONNECTICUT
Leon W. Beaudoin
Karen Berman
Nancy Angela Ciocca
John J. Foley
Rudolph J. Girandola
Charles R. Graff Jr.
Helen Locicero
MAINE
Jeanne Tempest
Jerry Euclid Bouchard
Nancy Angela Ciocca
Barbara W. Jones
MASSACHUSETTS
Joseph A. Brosseau
Shirley M. Buck
James F. Donohue
Idamae Franco
Alan Hoey
Kathryn Johnson
Kevin C....
EPPY Award winning Cape Cod Times Digital Assignment Editor Jason Kolnos interviewed on E&P...
Podcast |Editor&Publisher| November 27, 2019
Jason Kolnos, Digital Assignment Editor with the Cape Cod Times, talks to E&P editor-in-chief...
Executive Certificates For Media Leaders
The Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism is offering two Executive Certificates, Leading Product Strategy (April 20-24, 2020) and Leading the Audience-Centric...
A. G. Sulzberger Receives NEFAC’s 2020 Hamblett Award on Feb. 7
A. G. Sulzberger | New York Times | February 7, 2020
The New York Times Publisher, A. G. Sulzberger...
Webinar Series – Digital tools and strategies in the time of coronavirus
While the coronavirus is disrupting business as usual, it’s also spawning new opportunities for small businesses to reach local audiences and media...
Coronavirus underscores the breadth of business reporting
The coronavirus pandemic is dominating headlines, generating stories on issues touching nearly every aspect of lives.
Jim Pumarlo...
September Obituaries 2020
CONNECTICUT
Joseph F. Crowley
Edward John McMenemy
Joseph John Patrizzi Jr.
Raymond L. Perrin
Charles M. Redfern, Jr.
Valentine John Scansaroli
MAINE
None Reported
MASSACHUSETTS
Phyllis A. Andreoni
John A. Appleton
Richard E. Boisvert
Kathryn Juel Brookins
John...
2020 Local Media Digital Innovation Awards
The Local Media Association announced that the 2020 Local Media Digital Innovation Awards are open for entry....
Open government is key to honest government
When government fails, it’s the rare public official who says, “Oops. My fault.”
That’s human nature, particularly for officials...