NENPA U webinar on Nov. 16: Journalism Ethics – Needed now more than ever???
Don’t miss this lunchtime NENPA U Ethics training session on November 16 with leading New England experts!
Journalism ethics have long stood as a cornerstone...
College Award Winners: Attend the 2026 NENPA Convention & Awards Banquet
Congratulations to all of the winners in the College Division of the New England Better Newspaper Competition! We look forward to welcoming you to...
Fall Conference Closes Honoring Five Deserving Yankee Quill Recipients
Five deserving lifelong news professionals were honored by the Academy of New England Journalists / New England Society of News Editors at...
Fighting firehose of falsehood
Fighting the
‘firehose of falsehood’
By Kaitlyn Mangelinkx
Bulletin Correspondent
“Fear has a lot to do with what people believe and why they believe it.”
Jane Elizabeth, director of...
Pulitzer Prize Board Announces New Audio Reporting Category
The Pulitzer Prize Board | December 5, 2019
The Pulitzer Prize Board announced a new Journalism prize category for...
A good idea is worth the wait
When I was a kid and jumped to conclusions about something, my father often said, “Hold your horses, son.” That’s an old saying that...
eBulletin Obituaries
James Breagy
James Breagy, 79, of Barnstable, Mass., died April 18 at his home.
Breagy’s newspaper career included stints as city reporter and editorial writer for...
eBulletin Obituaries
Shaunna (McDuffee) Bennett
Shaunna (McDuffee) Bennett, 66, died Dec. 2 at Calvary Hospice in the Bronx, N.Y. She had Alzheimer’s disease.
Bennett and her late husband,...
One way to handle advertisers who resist change
John Foust
Advertising
John Foust has conducted training programs for thousands of newspaper advertising professionals. Many ad departments are using his training videos to save time...
Make Journalism Better By Improving Newsroom Culture
News organizations covering the fury over the deaths of more than 200 Black people at the hands of police in 2020 and COVID-19’s brutal...