Reporting in a Polarized Society on September 14
Join the New England Equity Reporting Community of Practice for Reporting in a Polarized Society, an upcoming free webinar on September 14 from 12:00 -...
Register and Reserve Your Room for the Fall Leadership Conference – Special Room Rate,...
Looking to recharge your newsroom strategy and celebrate the best in New England journalism? Join us for the 2025 Fall Leadership Conference, September 25–26, at the...
Better Newspaper Competition Deadline Extended To Nov 14
We heard you and listened! We’re giving you two extra weeks to get your entries in! The deadline to enter the 2025 New England...
Report or help?
Report or help? When, how
to help in an on-scene crisis
By Rebekah Patton
Bulletin Correspondent
Crises across the country and across the...
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...
New England Newspaper Conference Tickets Are On Sale Now!
We are excited to announce the return of the New England Newspaper Conference on Thursday, December 8, 2022. We have a top-notch program of...
‘Be nice’ is not needed during crisis — but a free press is
“Be nice” — two words not found anywhere among the 45 words of the First Amendment. Also not found: “positive,” or “get ya”...
eBulletin Obituaries
Robert H. Phelps, retired Boston Globe executiveWilliam D. Tobin, co-owner of the Holliston (Mass.) Reporter
Lawrence P. Pangaro
Lawrence P. Pangaro of Center Harbor, N.H., and...
Webinar Resources – Covering Business News In Challenging Times
The coronavirus pandemic is dominating headlines, generating stories on issues touching nearly every aspect of lives. Business lockdowns and restrictions have redefined...
Too many opinions spoil a presentation
Back when I was in the ad agency business, I made a logo presentation that turned into a fiasco. It was an uncomfortable reminder...