George Brennan
George Brennan joined The Martha’s Vineyard Times March 30 as news editor. Before joining the Times, Brennan curated the Talking Points newsletter for The...
Three new publishing applications for newspapers
Kevin Slimp is director of the Institute of Newspaper Technology. Email questions to him at kevin@kevinslimp.com.
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Students need media literacy and multiple sources of news
By Bailey Knecht,
Bulletin Correspondent
Educating young journalists about responsibility in media literacy was a key theme of the panel discussion on “Trends and changes in journalism...
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...
Feb. 24: Google AI Tools for News — Previewing GNI at the 2026 Convention
Artificial intelligence is no longer a future-facing concept in journalism — it’s becoming a practical tool in today’s newsroom. On February 24 from 1–2...
New Strategic Alliance means a new home for Nackey Loeb School
The Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications and the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College have formed a strategic alliance to...
NENPA Launches Freelancer Network for Member Publishers
The New England Newspaper & Press Association has officially launched its new Freelancer Network, a developing initiative designed to help connect NENPA member publishers...
2020 Just Won’t Go Away When It Comes to First Amendment Issues in 2021
2020 is the challenging year that just won’t go away, however much we wish it would, as many current issues over First...
Innovative journalism projects sought for RJI’s flexible fellowship program
RJI Online | December 11, 2019
Is there a journalism challenge you or your newsroom has wanted to tackle,...
Raising our collective voice during Sunshine Week March 14-20
As journalists, we rely on open government and freedom of information principles to keep the public informed about their government. Too often,...