Partnership expands ProJourn, pro bono legal initiative for local journalists

Together, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, Microsoft Corp., the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and Davis Wright Tremaine —...

Highlights From The 2019 New England Newspaper Convention

This year 600 newspaper professionals turned out for the 2019 New England Newspaper Convention. The two-day event was packed with expert speakers, training sessions,...

Pulse Research and Advantage Newspaper Consultants Form Alliance to Deliver Revenue

Pulse Research, Inc., a leader in audience value presentations using shopping research for newspapers, and revenue development company, Advantage Newspaper Consultants (ANC),...

Journalism Education Foundation of New England Announces 2020 Scholarship Recipients

WOBURN, MA – The Journalism Education Foundation of New England, a division of the New England Newspaper & Press Association, has announced...

Help us promote! 2023 New England Journalism Student Scholarship’s

Once again this year, the Journalism Education Foundation of New England will award a number of scholarships to high school seniors and college students...

Convention 2018

The winners and the audience at the New England First Amendment Coalition’s awards luncheon Friday, Feb. 23, are shown above, clockwise from top left:...

Cartoonist Roger Straub’s creations offer something bright in a gloomy time

Roger Straub was lying in bed at his cottage in Moodus, his mind racing at 3 a.m., fretting over what to name the character...

Keynote speaker Yunt: Papers’ survival depends on open minds, communication

By Alison Berstein Bulletin correspondent ‘If there’s one thing you walk away with today: Am I communicating as broadly, openly, effectively, as I need to...

Family, friends mourning death of ‘Newtown Bee’ Publisher R. Scudder Smith

The Smith family announces with sadness the passing of R. Scudder Smith on August 14, 2022. He was 87 years old. Born on April 12,...

The First Amendment Right to Protest Has Limits

We often use our free speech rights at the top of our lungs and in public spaces to protest loudly, proudly and...