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- 35 years in media and media technology
- 10+ years at New York Times
- NY Times E-edition (2002) – first e-edition/first digital subscription model
- former Chief Digital Officer at Calkins Media
- former General Manager – Mobile at GateHouse Media
- Technology Columnist – Editor and Publisher
- Founder & MD at Smartico, Europe’s leading local advertising tech solution for publishers
- Aviation Engineer by Training and Local Advertising Sales Enthusiast by Heart
- Serial Entrepreneur in media & tech since 1999
- former Founder & CEO at aerosecure and Co-Founder at Payleven and others
This is free presentation by the Maynard Institute and the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ).
Join Helina Selemon, Maynard 200 alum, SEJ member and science reporter in the New York Amsterdam News’ Blacklight investigative unit, for a special training on the shocking links between climate change and gun violence.
The training will provide reporters across the country with access to exclusive local data on the amount of gun violence linked to extreme heat in each of the United States’ 100 largest cities – from Akron, Ohio to Winston-Salem, North Carolina – as well as the percentage of shootings where elevated heat is a factor and the most dangerous day for gun violence linked to climate change for each US city.
In 2020, for example, they found climate change contributed to 370 additional shootings in Chicago, 285 extra shootings in New York, 146 in Detroit, 89 in Milwaukee, 83 in Minneapolis and 64 in Philadelphia.
Nationally, the researchers estimate nearly 7% of gun violence incidents could be directly attributed to above-average seasonal temperatures. The training will explore potential reasons for the relationship between extreme heat and gun violence – from flaring tempers to increased time outdoors as temperatures rise – as well as links to experts able to speak with authority on the topic.
Selemon will be joined by veteran investigative editor Aaron Glantz, the Maynard Institute’s executive-in-residence for investigative storytelling, who will be available to coach local and national reporters on how to best use the data for their own investigations.
The news cycle on reproductive health care in the U.S. has been dizzying this year. In this webinar, experts will discuss the latest developments, explain the impacts on care, and highlight timely stories waiting to be told.
Free webinar presented by the USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism.
In under an hour, you’ll receive:
* The seven “must-haves” in every media kit
* Examples of media kits from successful publishers
* A media template in (Google Slides) that you can use today
Hosted by Kenny Katzgrau, Publisher of redbankgreen.com and creator of Broadstreet and co-Hosted by the amazing Annette Batson, Advertising Director, Montclair Local.
A free Local Media Association webinar.
Previously Aired
Previously aired Editor & Publisher Reports Podcasts
America’s Newspapers Previously Aired Webinars – Download recordings, PowerPoints and key takeaways:
- Meeting Employer Challenges to the Pandemic
- What Advertisers Need Right Now … and How You Can Help
- Promotions to Run Now … and Who Should Run Them
- A Remote Sales Team May be the Future: Is it Here Now?
- Digital and Print Subscription Benchmarks, Best Practices During COVID-19 Pandemic
- Managing Remote Workers: The Legal and Productivity Best Practices
- Understanding Paycheck Protection Program Loans and Other SBA Stimulus Programs for COVID-19 Impacted Businesses
Small Business Impacts and Resources from the CARES Act – Register
This free webinar presented by NENPA University and Online Media Campus was recorded on April 3. It provides an overview of the impacts and resources available to small businesses from the three phased congressional relief packages in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. A NENPA member code is required to register for the recording at no cost. Members that are interested in receiving the access code for this webinar should email c.panek@nenpa.com.
Audio interview with infectious disease experts from The New England Journal of Medicine – conducted on March 25, 2020, the editors discuss transmission of SARS-CoV-2 and how to prevent it, particularly in at-risk health care workers.
Covering Coronavirus: Expert Tips for Journalists & Communicators – National Press Club
Get the Story on the Coronavirus Crisis – Center for Health Journalism