Ex-Globe reporter recounts his travels with John Kerry
Ex-Globe reporter recounts
his travels with John Kerry
By Jesse Goodman
Bulletin Correspondent
Glen Johnson was a reporter for The Sun of Lowell, Mass., when he...
Consider Yourself Told
Kevin Slimp is director of the Institute of Newspaper Technology. Email questions to him at kevin@kevinslimp.com.
Recording Available – Reporting in a Polarized Society with Phillip Martin
We are happy to announce that the insightful presentation by Phillip Martin "Reporting in a Polarized Society" on September 14th is now available on...
New England Newspaper Conference Awards Was A Place For Publications, Journalists To Shine
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Greg Popa retiring from Vermont Community Newspaper Group at the end of the year
After nearly 40 years at the Vermont Community Newspaper Group, Greg Popa is retiring from the newspapers at the end of the year.
For the...
NENPA supports Community News & Small Business Support Act
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API accepting grant applications for 2023 Civic Discourse and Community Voices Fund
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The Tow Center COVID-19 Newsroom Cutback Tracker
Since March, The Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University has been collecting data on U.S. newsroom cutbacks that have occurred...
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I remember talking to Clark about his early days in advertising. When he started his then-small marketing business, one of his first clients was...