Home eBulletin News Digest eBulletinIndustry News News Digest July 27, 2017 Awards & Honors Maine Monitor's Rose Lundy Announced As Newmark J-School Inaugural “How to Cover Aging” Awardee Celebrating Boston’s Journalism Leaders in the 2025 NABJ Hall of Fame Boston Globe’s Milton Valencia selected to join ProPublica Investigative Editor Training Program 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 CT Examiner Takes Home 10 Journalism Awards from Connecticut SPJ NENPA News For the latest training opportunities check our calendar 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 Support the John Harrigan Memorial Scholarship Fund Legal Briefs Legal support for journalists is evolving to meet rising threats to press freedom Journalism Advisory Organizations Issue Rare Alert to Student News Outlets NEFAC, R.I. Partners: Rules for Proposed Online Court System a ‘Major Disappointment’ Justice Department says it will resume practice of obtaining reporters’ records in leak inquiries Swalwell, Blumenthal Reintroduce Journalist Protection Act to Defend the Free Press Press Freedom Center: Excluding Wire Services Undermines Public Access to Information Industry News Maine Monitor's Rose Lundy Announced As Newmark J-School Inaugural “How to Cover Aging” Awardee Under Trump, student journalism is ‘trial by fire,’ reporters say Americans’ trust in local newsrooms is journalism’s greatest asset — if we protect it Former Eagle-Tribune Editor Daniel Warner passes away at 88 Every 10th paywall stop is evaded by readers American Press Institute expands news organization experiments with influencers and trusted messengers National Trust for Local News sells 21 newspapers in Colorado to a company with a history of gutting local outlets Call for Proposals: Mental Health in Journalism Summit 2025 GBH lays off WORLD journalists, citing ‘current environment’ How the rapid development of AI is already changing how journalists operate 538’s former top numbers guy to launch data journalism site Celebrating Boston’s Journalism Leaders in the 2025 NABJ Hall of Fame How data + collaboration drive breakthrough journalism at scale Level Up Your Journalism Skills This Summer and Fall Legal support for journalists is evolving to meet rising threats to press freedom Journalism Zero: How Platforms and Publishers are Navigating AI Boston Globe’s Milton Valencia selected to join ProPublica Investigative Editor Training Program For the latest training opportunities check our calendar Free Poynter Class: The Mental Health Reporting Project 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 Journalism Advisory Organizations Issue Rare Alert to Student News Outlets Congratulations to the 2024 Better Newspaper Competition Winners 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 How for-profit newsrooms can access philanthropic support NEFAC, R.I. Partners: Rules for Proposed Online Court System a ‘Major Disappointment’ 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 Wired for success: How Thomson Reuters is harnessing AI New Shorenstein Center "Unlocked" series aims to demystify government for journalists and the public Wayne Braverman steps down as managing editor of The Bedford Citizen Justice Department says it will resume practice of obtaining reporters’ records in leak inquiries Help for reporters covering immigration America’s Newspapers Coalition unites state press associations to champion local newspapers CT Examiner Takes Home 10 Journalism Awards from Connecticut SPJ Love Is in Bloom at The Boston Globe with "The Big Day" People who fear the Trump administration are asking editors to remove their names from old news stories. SPJ and Google News Initiative partner for training on digital reporting tools Thomson Reuters Foundation - A practical guide to an AI-ready newsroom New investigative news collaboration to deliver more accountability journalism for Maine A New Deal for Journalism: RSF calls for the reconstruction of the news media industry Opinion: New Hampshire’s public media is here for you – be here for public media Geeta Anand named editor-in-chief of VTDigger Swalwell, Blumenthal Reintroduce Journalist Protection Act to Defend the Free Press Commentary: News outlets have built a border wall, too. Here are four ways to tear it down. Swing state journalists were trained to avoid the worst kinds of political coverage. Did it work? Meet the 32 ‘new media’ outlets the White House invited to its press pool Former chairman of Newspapers of New England, Donald R. Dwight, has died at the age of 94 The Boston Globe Announces Launch of Dedicated Team Covering High School Sports ICE’s recent detention data: What journalists need to understand A new blueprint for local news: The Spokesman-Review bets on hybrid revenue and community ties VTDigger, UVM Center for Community News welcome award-winning reporter How to start a local news outlet: A Q&A with Andrea Faye Hart of Tiny News Collective AI-assisted reporting in Boston-area newsrooms raises questions about role of new technology in building a community Press Freedom Center: Excluding Wire Services Undermines Public Access to Information Support the John Harrigan Memorial Scholarship Fund eBulletin Home Share:
