Producing relevant content requires knowing your community
Editors are regularly challenged: What mix of stories and photos will collectively make this edition a “must see” for readers and advertisers? There is...
Questioning why the Times is chucking tradition for change
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2023 New England Better Newspaper College and University Division deadline extended
We have already received so many requests for an extension this week that we are extending the deadline to enter the Better Newspaper Competition...
One way to make presentations more memorable
Samuel, the ad manager at a community paper, told me about a simple technique his sales team uses at the end of meetings with...
Develop Your Own Events Program – Apply For Free Bootcamp Today!
Join RevLab for Events Bootcamp, a free, in-depth training program designed for newsrooms with little to no events...
Get prospects involved in your presentations
John Foust has conducted training programs for thousands of newspaper advertising professionals. Many ad departments are using his training videos...
BAD PRESS screening during the Newspaper Convention on March 23 at noon
We are excited to announce the screening of BAD PRESS, a timely and unprecedented story about the battle for freedom of the press and...
Ten ways to mess up an online presentation
These days, ad professionals are conducting more digital presentations than ever before. While there are some similarities with in-person meetings, there are...
Industry News – Mar 2017
Vt. lawmakers consider shield law for journalists
GateHouse unit buys Boston’s Color Magazine
R.I.’s Journal, six others drop PolitiFact
Boston Globe using Facebook...
When information’s in doubt, check it out or leave it out
By Sofia Bergmann,
Bulletin Correspondent
The audience gasped in disbelief.
“There were photos of busted lips and blood dripping out of their mouths. He would send people home...