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Kevin Slimp is director of the Institute of Newspaper Technology.
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kevin@kevinslimp.comConvention season is an interesting time in the life...
Nominations Open for the Yankee Quill Award
The Academy of New England Journalists is now accepting nominations for the Yankee Quill Award, the region’s highest individual honor in journalism. The award...
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,...
Digital First Media selects Tecnavia’s eEdition & apps
Implementation at 27 publications already underway
Burnsville, MN — Tecnavia reached agreement with Digital First Media (DFM) to supply its NewsMemory eEdition services to DFM...
Winners announced for Bob Wallack Community Journalism Award and AP Sevellon Brown Journalist of...
Join us on October 19 for the virtual New England Newspaper Conference, as we celebrate the invaluable contributions of two exceptional journalists who have...
NENPA Freelancer Network to Launch May 15 as New Member Benefit
The New England Newspaper & Press Association (NENPA) will officially launch the NENPA Freelancer Network on May 15 as a new member benefit designed...
CT Attorney General Expresses Concerns In A Letter to Alden Global Over Potential Purchase...
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong expressed his concerns in a January 14 letter to Alden Global Capital about their plans to buy...
Floyd protests powered by freedoms of assembly, petition.
Two of our least-known freedoms, petition and assembly, are at the heart of our nation’s most profound changes.Today, those two freedoms are...
Program Announced for December 8 Online New England Newspaper Conference!
We are excited to announce the program for the New England Newspaper Conference, taking place on Thursday, December 8, 2022.
We have a top-notch program...
You Can’t Have Democracy Without A Free Press
There’s a reason we need a free press, despite its faults and foibles: Democracy won’t work without it.