Henninger’s cardinal sin of news design: Being dull
By Ryan Grewal,
Bulletin Correspondent
'Violate any of my other advice before you be dull. If you're dull, you're signing your own death warrant. You're telling people,...
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...
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,...
Highlights From The 2019 New England Newspaper Convention
This year 600 newspaper professionals turned out for the 2019 New England Newspaper Convention. The two-day event was packed with expert speakers, training sessions,...
Recipients call for relentless pursuit, defense of the truth
By Aneri Pattani,
Bulletin Correspondent
‘Just as the First Amendment protects us, we must return the framers' great favor and protect it. We do that by insisting...
Print, mobile publishing can coexist, complement each other
By Alex Eng,
Bulletin Correspondent
Mobile publishing tailors its content to the public’s specific information needs and might be the next big trend in local news reporting,...
More ‘Murder’ in play for NENPA convention
By Sophie Cannon,
Bulletin Correspondent
Anyone who has worked in a newsroom any length of time has war stories they tell about memorable incidents there, and some...
NENPA convention’s opening highlights
Thales Teixeira gestures during his keynote speech at the opening session Friday, Feb. 24, of the New England Newspaper & Press Association's 2017 winter...
When information’s in doubt, check it out or leave it out
By Sofia Bergmann,
Bulletin Correspondent
The audience gasped in disbelief.
“There were photos of busted lips and blood dripping out of their mouths. He would send people home...
How to bring sensitivity to reporting on kids in crisis
By Morgan Mapstone,
Bulletin Correspondent
Reporting on child-related crises requires being both a journalist and a human being, according to Jennifer Berry Hawes.
Hawes, projects reporter at the...