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Art Director – Newspaper

The Vineyard Gazette is seeking a full or part-time Art Director to play a crucial role in the award-winning historic weekly newspaper. The black and white broadsheet is one of the few full size newspapers in the country that prints each week in the Edgartown office on Martha’s Vineyard. The art director will oversee the design and layout of the weekly newspaper and digital news website. The visual look of the paper should adhere to our historic roots but also incorporate modern techniques. The art director will work hand in hand with editors to create the esthetic face of the paper. A successful candidate will be someone with an artistic eye, a journalistic sensibility, and a desire to be part of a community.

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Jan
16
Thu
Trump has promised to deport millions of immigrants. Are you ready to cover the story?
Jan 16 @ 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

Donald Trump has promised to deport millions of immigrants. This isn’t just a border story – it could have a significant impact throughout the South, including where you live. It’s time to prepare to cover this critical story.

Don’t know anything about immigration? Never covered deportations? We’ll help you get started!

Award-winning Memphis-based reporter Daniel Connolly has reported on immigration issues for news outlets, including The Associated Press, The (Memphis) Commercial Appeal and national legal news service Law360. He wrote a book on Mexican immigration to the South, “The Book of Isaias,” published in 2016.

In this webinar, Daniel will offer local reporters practical tips on how to cover immigration, immigration enforcement, detentions and deportations far away from the U.S.-Mexico border.

This free webinar is geared toward journalists in Arkansas, Tennessee, Louisiana and Mississippi but is open to journalists across the U.S.

Questions about the webinar? Contact: danieljamesconnolly@gmail.com.

Jan
23
Thu
5 Surprising Ways to Use AI to Empower Your Editorial Teams
Jan 23 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

AI is transforming the way editorial teams work, but are you using it to its full potential? In this free webinar, we’ll explore five surprising ways AI can enhance your editorial processes, from streamlining content creation to improving audience engagement and optimizing workflows. Discover practical applications you might not have considered and learn how to integrate these tools seamlessly into your team’s daily tasks.

Whether you’re a newsroom leader, a digital publisher, or a content strategist, this session will provide actionable insights to help you.

Host: David Arkin, CEO of David Arkin Consulting

Feb
11
Tue
Why Blue Sky and Threads Matter for News Organizations Right Now
Feb 11 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

With the evolving social media landscape, new platforms like Blue Sky and Threads are emerging as important channels for news distribution and audience engagement. But why should your news organization pay attention to these platforms right now?

In this free webinar, we’ll explore the unique opportunities Blue Sky and Threads offer for newsrooms, including reaching new audiences, diversifying traffic sources, and building community engagement in a post-Twitter world.

Host: David Arkin, CEO of David Arkin Consulting and Emilie Lutostanki, content strategist, David Arkin Consulting

Mar
25
Tue
Newsletter Strategies That Drive Engagement and Grow Your Subscriber Base
Mar 25 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Newsletters remain one of the most powerful tools for driving audience engagement and loyalty, but how do you make yours stand out in an increasingly crowded inbox? In this free webinar, we’ll dive into proven strategies to create newsletters that not only captivate readers but also grow your subscriber base.

Learn how to craft compelling subject lines, optimize content for your audience’s needs, and use personalization to boost open rates and click-throughs. We’ll also explore how to leverage segmentation, automation, and analytics to refine your strategy and keep your readers coming back for more.

Host: David Arkin, CEO of David Arkin Consulting

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Linda Conway
l.conway@nenpa.com
781-281-7648

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Tara Cleary
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