Spotlight on Massachusetts’ A-Mark Prize Winners for Investigative Journalism
The New England Newspaper & Press Association is proud to recognize the Massachusetts journalists and student reporters honored with A-Mark Prizes for Investigative Journalism...
Newspapers of New England announces leadership changes
Newspapers of New England, Inc., a family-owned news organization with publications serving readers in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont, recently announced a...
NESNE Finalists & Specialty Award Winners Announced
The New England Society of News Editors presents several prestigious awards each year to journalists in New England who are so expert and accomplished...
Journalists can use sliding scale pricing to attend Radically Rural Community Journalism Program
Radically Rural, the two-day national summit that features sessions on community journalism, takes place Sept. 27-28 in downtown Keene, N.H.
With a theme of “How...
How the 5 biggest newspaper chains could become 2 in 2020
Ken Doctor | @kdoctor | Dec. 6, 2019
News industry analyst and author Ken Doctor reports how the 5...
Protecting Press Freedom: Introducing the NENPA First Amendment Collaborative
At our recent New England Newspaper Convention, a standing-room-only town hall session made one thing clear: the challenges facing the First Amendment, access to...
Pulse Research Partners With Metro Creative Graphics To Provide A New Combined Benefit To...
Pulse Research and Metro Creative Graphics, Inc. recently announced a new partnership that will offer a field-proven way to successfully close more sales presentations.
“Local...
At NESNE event, Nichols recounts struggles, triumphs
By Bailey Knecht,
Bulletin Correspondent
Brett Nichols had hit rock bottom. After growing up in an abusive home and dealing with drug addiction, he found himself locked...
New England Newspaper Hall Of Fame Nomination Deadline Extended
We've had quite a few requests for more time to prepare nominations for the New England Newspaper Hall of Fame - the award that recognizes...
Metro offering free COVID-19 print section to all newspapers
For 110 years, Metro has partnered with local publications, doing all they can to help their subscribers in supporting their communities.