Personalized outreach, data drive newspapers to improved retention

By Alejandro Serrano, Bulletin Correspondent Mather Economics uses a data-driven churn analysis to help newspapers develop a targeted, effective and efficient retention strategy, according to Matthew Lulay,...

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...

Apply now for new Poynter course on Covering Child Welfare

Poynter has a new course designed for journalists who want to deepen their connection with their communities and expand their audience by covering the...

Your right to know: What the First Amendment really says about freedom of the...

The U.S. and New Hampshire constitutions protect press freedom. Here’s what that means: A news outlet can call out government corruption. A podcast host...

Applications for 12th Annual New England First Amendment Institute Now Available

The New England First Amendment Coalition will host its 12th annual New England First Amendment Institute from Oct. 23 to Oct. 25 at Northeastern...

Speaker’s advice: Be your audience

By Alison Berstein Bulletin Correspondent David Woronoff has some simple advice about the newspaper industry: “If you break it down, ‘news’ is a lot more important...

New England News Organizations Receive $810,645 in Facebook Grants

New England news organizations received 5% out of the nearly $16 million in grants announced today through the Facebook Journalism Project’s relief...

#ThereWithYou COVID-19 Campaign

Newspapers in the UK made a bold move in the beginning of March to create a common voice to assure readers they are not...

Vt. journalist Donoghue receives national student-journalism honor

Michael Donoghue, a retired longtime reporter for The Burlington (Vt.) Free Press, has won a national scholastic-journalism award.Donoghue, executive director of the Vermont Press...

Murder Ink 2: Sequel returns to the scene of the crimes — newsrooms

By Alejandro Serrano, Bulletin Correspondent Gregory Norris reads his contribution to ‘Murder Ink 2’ to an attentive audience.Reporters will go to great lengths to get to the...