Home eBulletin News Digest eBulletinIndustry News News Digest July 27, 2017 Awards & Honors Four journalists will be inducted into the New England Newspaper Hall of Fame on March 28 in Portland Academy of New England Journalists announces the recipients of the 2025 Yankee Quill Award New England Newspaper Convention Rooms Now Available – Reserve Today! Tom Condon: A retrospective on his CT Mirror reporting Yankee Quill Award Winner Ed Bell passes away at 84 The Bridge wins several awards in the National Press Photographers Association’s monthly clip contest for New England Applications open for New Hampshire’s Largest Student Journalism Award NENPA News For the latest training opportunities check our calendar Students apply for journalism scholarships today! New England High School Students Apply Now For Free Summer Journalism Program Four journalists will be inducted into the New England Newspaper Hall of Fame on March 28 in Portland Academy of New England Journalists announces the recipients of the 2025 Yankee Quill Award New England Newspaper Convention Rooms Now Available – Reserve Today! Navigating the Future of Obituaries: Insights from Legacy.com NENPA along with press groups successfully argue against forced disclosure of reporter’s notes in Karen Read Case Support the John Harrigan Memorial Scholarship Fund Legal Briefs Advocates push Massachusetts to require hybrid public meetings Everett mayor wins $1.1M in defamation settlement, local paper agrees to shut down NENPA along with press groups successfully argue against forced disclosure of reporter’s notes in Karen Read Case Industry News Four journalists will be inducted into the New England Newspaper Hall of Fame on March 28 in Portland Academy of New England Journalists announces the recipients of the 2025 Yankee Quill Award New England Newspaper Convention Rooms Now Available – Reserve Today! Robert Mellis, journalist, former publisher, world traveler dies at age 84 Cuts at the Associated Press leave New England with fewer of its traditional reporters How to start a local news outlet: A Q&A with Andrea Faye Hart of Tiny News Collective LMA announces second lab cohort for family-owned, independent local media, with Knight and GNI support Key Questions for Journalists to Consider Before Using Generative AI Early-Career Guide helps entry-level journalists acclimate to newsroom expectations Request to attend API Local News Summit on Local Identity, History and Sustainability by Feb. 25 Advocates push Massachusetts to require hybrid public meetings Knight Foundation invests $25 million in American Journalism Project to expand and strengthen local news Covering executive orders that target trans Americans Meet the journalists training AI models for Meta and OpenAI AP creates Local Investigative Reporting Program Free Five-Day Summer Journalism Program for One High School Junior From Each State Branded Content Cash Camp applications open for sales leaders and teams Students apply for journalism scholarships today! For the latest training opportunities check our calendar New England High School Students Apply Now For Free Summer Journalism Program Free Knight Center Course - Climate Solutions Journalism: A Community-informed & Equity-focused Approach Local media can leverage local identity and history to stand apart from the crowd — and create new value Report for America announces 100+ newsroom partners and the opening of new corps member applications Yankee Quill Award Winner Ed Bell passes away at 84 Former longtime Courant reporter Barbara Carlson dies at 95 The future of the US Department of Education: 8 tips for journalists covering the agency under Trump’s second term Joshua Balling named executive editor of the I&M Top traits of successful sales reps Charles Sutton, New England journalist and publisher, passes away at 93 Why a centuries-old local newspaper in New Hampshire launched a journalism fund MacArthur Foundation announces more than $6 million in grants to support climate journalism in the United States Thomson Reuters Foundation report finds journalists cautiously optimistic about the effect of AI on the profession Editor-in-chief Paul Heintz to leave VTDigger in February Boston Globe Media acquires Boston Magazine The Bridge wins several awards in the National Press Photographers Association’s monthly clip contest for New England 22 ideas to steal from the API Influencer Learning Cohort Are you being tailed? Tips for reporters concerned about physical surveillance New year brings some staffing changes at Mainebiz Founder of nonprofit that bought Maine newspapers stepping down as CEO Journalist and author Arthur E. (Ted) Rowse, died Jan. 6 at the age of 104 Launching live events to build brand awareness and trust, bring the community together, and generate revenue Leading-edge business certificate for nonprofit news organizations offers full scholarships at the Newmark J-School Editor's note: Waterbury Republican-American starts new chapter with Hearst Connecticut Media Abbie Roberts, former editor, The Lincoln County News, dies at 94 Applications open for New Hampshire’s Largest Student Journalism Award How to fact-check and add context Lenfest Institute and Knight Foundation launch Knight Communities Network to support local journalism funders Resources to support Black journalists Maximizing revenue with sponsored content: Best practices for article pages Beyond the AI hysteria: What journalists are actually using it for Less is more, and discounts work: A new study looks at the minutiae of paywall strategy Knight Foundation provides $4.95 million to bring 4 LMA/LMF sustainability labs into the future The movement to strengthen collaboration between journalists and academic scholars How to educate your audience about disparities in care for people with disabilities Journalist, writer, and photographer Phyllis "Pam" Muzeroll passes away at 69 Nieman Foundation Fellowship Applications - How to Apply If you report on US colleges and universities, get to know these 19 higher education databases Hall of Fame Member, Christopher Eddings, passes away at 75 Opinion | News publishers have a chance to reclaim their space at the center of the town square New research: When disclosing use of AI, be specific Everett mayor wins $1.1M in defamation settlement, local paper agrees to shut down Navigating the Future of Obituaries: Insights from Legacy.com Tom Condon: A retrospective on his CT Mirror reporting The Berkshire Eagle rising to the challenges of the new media landscape How journalists can care for their mental health over the next four years How influencers are impacting journalism Can solutions journalism work for local newsrooms? If you report on the US economy, get to know these 8 data sources Philanthropic opportunities grow to address the complex challenges in the news industry A trio of veteran journalists prepares to launch a for-profit local news outlet in Medford, Mass. Support the John Harrigan Memorial Scholarship Fund eBulletin Home
