Home eBulletin News Digest eBulletinIndustry News News Digest July 27, 2017 Awards & Honors Showcase Your Best Work in the 2024 NENPA Better Newspaper Contest New England Newspaper Hall of Fame Nominations Open! NH Center for Public Interest Journalism Receives Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund Grant Kennebec Journal, Morning Sentinel staff take top honors at 2024 Maine Press Association ceremony Press Forward awards $20 million to 205 local news outlets – including 18 in New England NENPA News For the latest training opportunities check our calendar Recording Available Now! Newspaper Classifieds Marketplace Publishing New England Newspaper Hall of Fame Nominations Open! Watch AI in Advertising and Marketing webinar recording! Support the John Harrigan Memorial Scholarship Fund Legal Briefs NEFAC, RI Open Government Groups Renew Call for Changes to Police Body Camera Policies NEFAC, Rhode Island Partners Offer Guidance on Plans to Upgrade Online Court Records System NEFAC: Access to Massachusetts Courts Limited By Inoperable, Overused Public Terminals OpenAI and Microsoft are funding $10 million in grants for AI-powered journalism Industry News Recording Available Now! Newspaper Classifieds Marketplace Publishing Showcase Your Best Work in the 2024 NENPA Better Newspaper Contest New England Newspaper Hall of Fame Nominations Open! WPRI 12 partners with The Boston Globe Rhode Island to deliver unmatched local news coverage How the media covered the 2024 election Journalists: Are you emotionally exhausted? Signs to watch for and how to ask for help Tips for newsroom leaders to help guide their teams through this moment BU newsroom program to give boost to nonprofit news organizations BU launches new journalism courses, preparing students for future careers Burlington Free Press editor Aki Soga retires How to limit Trump’s power to destroy the press Journalist, writer, and photographer Phyllis "Pam" Muzeroll passes away at 69 Giving Tuesday fundraising tips, best practices for news organizations Gloucester couple honored for their work in the news industry in Maine Boost your reporter toolkit with these best practices for covering suicide The rise of independent journalists and tips for engaging with them For the latest training opportunities check our calendar Tom Condon, Yankee Quill and Hall of Fame member, has died at 78 Newspaper Hall of Fame member Selma Williams passes away at 93 Poynter deepens its commitment to local news and AI with new faculty appointments The movement to strengthen collaboration between journalists and academic scholars Build trust around use of AI Brisson to retire as PBN publisher; replacement sought UVM Spurs Student Journalists to Revitalize Local News Reaching Spanish-Speaking Audiences in Their Own Voice Larry Laughlin, longtime AP bureau chief for northern New England, dies at 75 Catherine O’Kane, founder and publisher of the Vermont County Sampler newspaper, died Sept. 26 How The New York Times Uses AI for Journalism Using generative AI to help review your reporting: subbing, jargon, and brevity Tips for Partnering With Student Journalists NH Center for Public Interest Journalism Receives Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund Grant Influencer collaborations with local media will benefit journalism — and our communities Poynter Institute to provide journalism ethics training to local news funders Canceling subscriptions has to be as easy as signing up, the FTC says in a new rule Kennebec Journal, Morning Sentinel staff take top honors at 2024 Maine Press Association ceremony OpenAI and Microsoft are funding $10 million in grants for AI-powered journalism Beginner’s prompt handbook: ChatGPT for local news publishers Sustainability takes time: Fundraising lessons from Public Source New tuition-free AI training for community media at CUNY The key decisions that saved the Boston Globe Press Forward awards $20 million to 205 local news outlets – including 18 in New England Greg Popa retiring from Vermont Community Newspaper Group at the end of the year Nicholas Daniloff, dies at 89, after a storied career in journalism How to educate your audience about disparities in care for people with disabilities Apply for a Long-Term and Individualized Mentorship with Veteran Reporters, Editors Steve Morse, Music Critic at The Boston Globe for Three Decades, Dies at 76 Journalism meets content creators - Register for free course to become a trusted voice online A College Partnership Saves a Newspaper, Helps a Rural Community, and Prepares Its Students for the Future Dan Dunn, three-time winner of NENPA Photographer of the Year, passes away at 73 Longtime NH journalist and former Concord Monitor publisher Mark Travis passes away Saralee Perel, beloved columnist on Cape Cod, passes away August 16 Support the John Harrigan Memorial Scholarship Fund eBulletin Home
