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The New England Better Newspaper Competition is New England’s most prestigious recognition program for college journalism, and we’re excited to invite your newsroom to...

Build trust or lose readers, listeners, and viewers. That’s the challenge facing news organizations these days, says a key speaker for Radically Rural’s Community...

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...

Podcasts can – and should – enhance newspaper content   By Rebekah Patton Bulletin Correspondent In the push to expand storytelling beyond print, podcasting has become increasingly...

We have already received so many requests for an extension this week that we are extending the deadline to enter the Better Newspaper Competition...

MASSACHUSETTS Gilbert W. Bliss Dorothy M. Bosworth Josephine Koziol Kevin H. McGurk Bernard E. Tourangeau Emilie Astell Lincoln M. Furber John J. Landers Jr. Dolores A. (Hock) Miller Mary (Koskoris) Triantafyllos Virginia M. Kimball MAINE Richard W....

Two exciting webinars will be presented by in August by Peter Lamb, president of Lamb Consulting, a strategy firm based in Miami,...

To celebrate Thursday's fifth annual Student Press Freedom Day, the New England First Amendment Coalition, the Student Press Law Center, the New England Newspaper...

In the ever-evolving landscape of journalism, fostering the next generation is paramount. The New England Newspaper & Press Association (NENPA) and the New England...

CONNECTICUT Dominic Serio, Sr. Irma Josephine Trusz MAINE None Reported MASSACHUSETTS Chazy Dowaliby Frederick B. Burnham Lawrence H. Centrella Donna Cogliano Francis T. Hurst Ann E. Mills James I. O'Hearn John C. Perron Richard A. Tyler Samuel G. Weisberg Barbara...