Protecting Press Freedom: Introducing the NENPA First Amendment Collaborative

At our recent New England Newspaper Convention, a standing-room-only town hall session made one thing clear: the challenges facing the First Amendment, access to...

Nominations are now being accepted for the 2022 Yankee Quill award

Nominations are now being accepted for the 2022 Yankee Quill award. The award is administered by the New England Society of News Editors Foundation,...

New England Newspaper Conference Awards Was A Place For Publications, Journalists To Shine

While a couple of changes marked the 2019 NENPA Fall Newspaper Conference - namely a new location at the AC Hotel Marriott...

March Obituaries 2020

CONNECTICUT John Dowd Margaret E. Howland Elizabeth Jane Hebeler MAINE Ellen Knight MASSACHUSETTS Louis M. Bell Steven G. Bernstein Richard J. Cerasuolo John B. Chaffee John Thomas Clary William H. Condon Franklin Daigneau Randy A. Julius Sandra N. Pope Thomas...
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Our Digital Future

As far as you know, I’ve got it all figured out Some of you will remember Facebook. If you’re over 40, you probably visit Facebook...

Enter 38 Categories In Better Newspaper Competition Advertising, Circulation, and Promotion Division!

The Advertising/Circulation/Promotion division of the Better Newspaper Competition consists of 38 competitive categories, and we want you to flaunt your best ideas for everyone...

For Globe, WBUR, new year brings more labor strife

Don Seiffert | Boston Business Journal | December 30, 2019 New England’s largest newspaper is entering the new year...

Look in a mirror to find your best editor

In an era of constant cutbacks, it can be difficult for newspaper reporters to get good editing. Many experienced editors have fled or been forced...

Four journalists, 19th century publisher honored with 2018 Yankee Quill awards

Four New England journalists will receive the Yankee Quill award this fall for their career contributions to the betterment of journalism in the six-state...

How to reach big audiences available on mobile devices

By Morgan Mapstone, Bulletin Correspondent Mobile forms of communication are not going away anytime soon. So Lee Little’s “Mobile landscape for publishers” presentation at the New England Newspaper...