Home eBulletin News Digest eBulletinIndustry News News Digest July 27, 2017 Awards & Honors Journalists Honored with Yankee Quill Award in Portland Four Honored at New England Newspaper Hall of Fame Induction in Portland Congratulations to the 2024 Better Newspaper Competition Winners NENPA News For the latest training opportunities check our calendar Navigating the Future of Obituaries: Insights from Legacy.com NENPA along with press groups successfully argue against forced disclosure of reporter’s notes in Karen Read Case Journalists Honored with Yankee Quill Award in Portland Four Honored at New England Newspaper Hall of Fame Induction in Portland AP Fund for Journalism announces 1st program with nearly 50 local newsrooms including three NENPA members Congratulations to the 2024 Better Newspaper Competition Winners Support the John Harrigan Memorial Scholarship Fund Legal Briefs NENPA along with press groups successfully argue against forced disclosure of reporter’s notes in Karen Read Case New bills before CT legislature designed to support local journalism MA lawmakers move to extend remote meeting, hint at 'permanent' change Norwich University professor sues the school over attempts to suppress student newspaper Journalism Advisory Organizations Issue Rare Alert to Student News Outlets Press Freedom Center: Excluding Wire Services Undermines Public Access to Information NEFAC, R.I. Partners: Rules for Proposed Online Court System a ‘Major Disappointment’ Industry News Practice engaged journalism to better serve your community SPJ Training Program, In association with Google News Initiative Maine Trust Parent Organization Hires New CEO: Tom Wiley, President and Publisher of The Buffalo News, to Lead National Trust The repeal of the fairness doctrine accelerated the polarization of US media Wired for success: How Thomson Reuters is harnessing AI New Shorenstein Center "Unlocked" series aims to demystify government for journalists and the public 826 Boston operates six Writers' Rooms in Boston Public Schools, turns down $250K in federal money to keep DEI Wayne Braverman steps down as managing editor of The Bedford Citizen For the latest training opportunities check our calendar Launching live events to build brand awareness and trust, bring the community together, and generate revenue Less is more, and discounts work: A new study looks at the minutiae of paywall strategy How to start a local news outlet: A Q&A with Andrea Faye Hart of Tiny News Collective Early-Career Guide helps entry-level journalists acclimate to newsroom expectations New bills before CT legislature designed to support local journalism How Trump’s cuts are crippling journalism beyond the United States MA lawmakers move to extend remote meeting, hint at 'permanent' change Campus free speech guide (PEN America) Applications open for API Influencers Learning Cohort IRE selects 7 newsrooms including Bangor News for 2025 Total Newsroom Training cohort AI-assisted reporting in Boston-area newsrooms raises questions about role of new technology in building a community Norwich University professor sues the school over attempts to suppress student newspaper Ten family-owned, independent local media companies, including The Day, join LMA’s FIMS Lab API’s impact: Helping shape and sustain local journalism Free Poynter Class: The Mental Health Reporting Project Concerned about press freedom? 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Journalists Honored with Yankee Quill Award in Portland Four Honored at New England Newspaper Hall of Fame Induction in Portland SPJ Strategic Priorities Overview Our Role: A Voice for Journalists Across the Country Canadian newsprint exempted from Trump's new tariffs Poynter welcomes inaugural class for Covering Child Welfare, including CT Mirror and New Haven Independent Free Knight Course - Prompt Engineering 101 for Journalists Journalism Advisory Organizations Issue Rare Alert to Student News Outlets AP Fund for Journalism announces 1st program with nearly 50 local newsrooms including three NENPA members Build trust as a freelance journalist Congratulations to the 2024 Better Newspaper Competition Winners Press Freedom Center: Excluding Wire Services Undermines Public Access to Information With International Students at Risk, Campus Newspapers Loosen Editorial Policies Trump administration seeks court backing for control over White House press access What news audiences can teach journalists about artificial intelligence Applications Open for 2025-27 New York Times Editing Residency A growing movement of news-academic partnerships aims to fill local coverage gaps How for-profit newsrooms can access philanthropic support NEFAC, R.I. Partners: Rules for Proposed Online Court System a ‘Major Disappointment’ Apply: Kozik Environmental Justice Reporting Grant Free journalism training with PBS News Student Reporting Labs — applications now open for students and teachers! “Multi-local” newsrooms aim to get more news to more people Navigating the Future of Obituaries: Insights from Legacy.com Support the John Harrigan Memorial Scholarship Fund eBulletin Home Share:
