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We Hate “False News” Even More Than We “Hate” On Social Media
We hate false information on social media even more than “hate speech” or personal attacks, says the 2018 State of the First Amendment survey released Thursday...
Attention recent graduates and student journalists: Pitch The Lead
Taylor Blatchford, Founder and Editor, of The Lead, is looking for students and recent graduates to guest write for The Lead. No one knows...
Plan now to recognize first responders
Are you looking for a project that can energize your news staff, generate new advertising revenue and underscore the value of a local newspaper...
Celebrate National Newspaper Week Oct. 4-10
The 80th annual National Newspaper Week, celebrated this year Oct. 4 -10, is a recognition of the service of newspapers and their...
Boston Newspaper Guild approves new contract with Boston Globe
By Jeremy C. Fox, Boston Globe Correspondent on 11/19/21
After nearly three years of negotiations, employees at Boston Globe Media Partners on Friday approved a...
Saltzberg named ‘Reporter of the Year’
Martha’s Vineyard Times | January 15, 2020
MV Times reporter Rich Saltzberg has been named Reporter of the Year...
It’s Time Americans Stepped Up and Learned About the First Amendment
By Judy Patrick
The First Amendment isn’t getting the appreciation and respect it deserves. Increasingly battered and misunderstood, it...
Maine Community Foundation launches local press initiative, led by Lisa DeSisto
The Maine Community Foundation (MaineCF) announced Wednesday the launch of a new initiative to strengthen Maine communities by ensuring strong, local news coverage in...
Phil Kincade retiring as Executive Director of New Hampshire Press Association
Phil Kincade got his journalism degree from Indiana University, and headed straight to Foster’s Daily Democrat in New Hampshire where he worked for about...