Better Newspaper Competition Top Award Winners Celebrated During 2023 New England Newspaper Convention!
Thank you again to those that participated in the New England Better Newspaper Competition! The competition was quite strong and included 2,000 entries this...
Caution, not fear, should shape attitudes toward threats of libel suits
By Jacob Sauberman,
Bulletin Correspondent
‘There is a culture out there … to put media outlets out of business. The best defense is good reporting.’
—Robert Bertsche, Lawyer
Prince...
Jeff Potter
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Jeff Potter has been working in and around newspapers since 1983 and, for more than 15 years,...
Mighty Unusual Time
Have we ever experienced a time like this in the news business?
I’ve been noticing a couple of patterns lately, and I wonder if you...
2025 Journalism Educator of the Year nominations now being accepted!
Nominations are now being accepted for the New England Newspaper & Press Association's "New England Journalism Educator of the Year" award.
The award recognizes a...
Boston Herald Editor Joe Sciacca Leaves For Channel 7
WBUR | December 03, 2019
After more than 30 years of working at the daily newspaper, Joe Sciacca is...
Shorter is better
Ed Henninger is an independent newspaper consultant and the Director of Henninger Consulting. ww.henningerconsulting.com. Phone: 803-325-5252.
New England Media Keeping Public Informed During COVID-19 Crisis
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Five journalists to be inducted into the New England Newspaper Hall of Fame on...
The New England Newspaper and Press Association is pleased to announce that five New England journalists will be inducted into the New England Newspaper...
Don’t let sloppy copy get in the way of a good story: Be your...
‘There is a value to good copy editing, now more than ever. If your copy is not clean, it raises doubts in the reader’s...