National Newspaper Association
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Industry groups create scholarship honoring Tonda Rush
Dec 1, 2023
Rush became NNA’s Chief Executive Officer in 1992 when NNA had a staff of 20 in Washington, D.C.
Iowa Newspaper Association welcomes Debbie Anselm as new executive director
Dec 1, 2023
Anselm, a visionary industry leader of 20 years, brings a wealth of experience to the INA and its 240 member newspapers, most recently serving as the association’s board president and with Lee Enterprises ...
Max Heath Postal Institute™ awards newspaper professionals with Periodicals certification
Dec 1, 2023
Newspaper professionals attended hours of Periodicals training with the NNA Postal Team and hosts, tested their knowledge and earned Max Heath Postal Institute™ gold and platinum certifications.
NNA members invited to design logo for 2024 event for a chance to win ticket — Jan. 8 deadline
Dec 1, 2023
National Newspaper Association member newspapers are now invited to design an event logo for a chance to win a full registration ticket to the event.
Proposed increases are a barrier to the sustainability of local news organizations
Dec 1, 2023
In November, the National Newspaper Association joined 244 other small business organizations urging the Biden administration to rethink its proposed 69% increase in the salary levels necessary for a manager ...
Residents still want local news, will pay for a good product
Dec 1, 2023
Legacy newspapers are slowly adapting to the digital era, but many have not fully faced up to their greatest-ever existential challenge.
SDNA becomes South Dakota NewsMedia Association
Dec 1, 2023
“The change in the name of our association reflects the changes occurring in the news media industry today, as well as our organization’s strategic desire to adapt and move forward,” ...
Thank you Tonda Rush scholarship fund pledges
Dec 1, 2023
Thank you to those who donated to the Tonda Rush scholarship fund.
‘United we stand’ — but do we?
Dec 1, 2023
As Congresspeople argue about the budget planning, leadership, international intervention, support and so much more, polarization and extremism make it harder and harder to find compromise and hold the ...
