Next Round of FJP Grant Applications Opens April 13
Last week Facebook Journalism Project (FJP) announced a $100M investment to support the news industry during the COVID-19 outbreak.
This week they announced the first...
NEACE Expands Focus and Spring Conference Dates Announced
In a thoughtful letter to New England newspaper professionals, Warren C. Dews Jr., president of NEACE (New England Association of Circulation Executives), announces the...
Journalism Education Foundation of New England Announces 2022 Scholarship Recipients
WOBURN, MA – The Journalism Education Foundation of New England, a division of the New England Newspaper & Press Association, has announced the recipients...
Taking advantage of new marketing trend for luring customers to come to...
By Alison Berstein,
Bulletin Correspondent
In our overly stimulated, easily distracted society, companies look for new ways to reach their audience, according to Thales Teixeira, a digital...
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...
Relating data to effects on people powers impact of investigative reports
By Morgan Mapstone,
Bulletin Correspondent
Managing time and data correctly is crucial to the success of an investigative story, according to Jenifer McKim, a senior investigative reporter...
Journalism Outlets Need New Social Media Policies
In a recent article for Editor & Publisher Gabe Schneider writes about how journalism outlets need new and better social media policies,...
Fall Conference Closes Honoring Five Deserving Yankee Quill Recipients
Five deserving lifelong news professionals were honored by the Academy of New England Journalists / New England Society of News Editors at...
Newspapers can still reverse damage done by disrupters
By Aneri Pattani,
Bulletin Correspondent
'Local newspapers have as their best monopoly community news.'
—Thales Teixeira, Marketing professor, Harvard Business School
The disruption of the newspaper industry began...
Better Newspaper Competition now open to colleges and universities
Starting in 2022, colleges and universities in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont are invited to enter the New England Better...