2022 New England Muzzle Awards: Spotlighting 10 who diminish free speech
A Boston mayor who trampled on a religious group’s right to freedom of expression. A Worcester city manager who trampled on the public’s right...
Kid Scoop provides local business support for education pages
She copy-edits much of the six-day Caledonian-Record in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. She writes and produces two or three full education pages each week including Kid Scoop every...
2023 New England Newspaper Convention Registration Is Open!
The annual New England Newspaper Convention will be held May 1-6, 2023.
We’ll be shaking things up a bit this year with a new location...
Happy Holidays From NENPA!
As we close out 2023, the NENPA staff and Board of Directors wish you and your families a happy holiday season and a peaceful...
Newspapers can still reverse damage done by disrupters
By Aneri Pattani,
Bulletin Correspondent
'Local newspapers have as their best monopoly community news.'
—Thales Teixeira, Marketing professor, Harvard Business School
The disruption of the newspaper industry began...
Getting to the heart of ‘heart of humanity’ stories
By Bailey Knecht, Bulletin Correspondent
‘I want to get it perfect. You want to perfectly portray this person who has spent time with you, to give the...
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...
Digital First Media selects Tecnavia’s eEdition & apps
Implementation at 27 publications already underway
Burnsville, MN — Tecnavia reached agreement with Digital First Media (DFM) to supply its NewsMemory eEdition services to DFM...
The value of simplicity
John Foust has conducted training programs for thousands of newspaper advertising professionals. Many ad departments are using his training videos...
2019 New England Better Newspaper Award Winners
Two sets of awards for the 2019 New England Better Newspaper Competition were given out during the 2020 New England Newspaper Convention,...