Open government is key to honest government
When government fails, it’s the rare public official who says, “Oops. My fault.”
That’s human nature, particularly for officials...
Registration Is Open For The 2019 New England Newspaper Convention
Believe it or not 2019 is right around the corner ... and so is the largest newspaper convention in New England.
The 2019 New England...
2020 Just Won’t Go Away When It Comes to First Amendment Issues in 2021
2020 is the challenging year that just won’t go away, however much we wish it would, as many current issues over First...
2020 Better Newspaper Competition Award Programs With Audio
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the two days of our New England Newspaper Convention. We are still working on publishing the...
Inquirer and Mirror sold to local ownership
After 30 years of corporate ownership, The Inquirer and Mirror is returning to its roots as a locally-owned, independent newspaper.
Inquirer...
Daily Hampshire Gazette publisher refocusing on local and launching new Holyoke beat
John Voket | eBulletin Contributor | January 13, 2020
Michael Moses, Publisher & Chief Revenue Officer of...
Attention recent graduates and student journalists: Pitch The Lead
Taylor Blatchford, Founder and Editor, of The Lead, is looking for students and recent graduates to guest write for The Lead. No one knows...
Five journalists honored with 2019 Yankee Quill awards
Five New England journalists will receive the Yankee Quill award this fall for their contributions to the betterment of...
Now Accepting Nominations For The New England Newspaper Hall Of Fame
Nominations are now being accepted for the New England Newspaper Hall of Fame. This year's inductees will be honored on February 15, 2019 at...
Oboes and leadership
If you’ve been to a symphony concert, you’ve witnessed the cacophony of sound before the concert begins. Every instrument seems to be in its...