National Newspaper Association
Protecting, Promoting and Enhancing Community Newspapers Since 1885
2023 Year In Review: Incredibly varied group of buyers acquire nearly 200 newspaper titles
Feb 1, 2024
The buyer pool has never been as diverse in the newspaper merger and acquisition space as it was in 2023.
Baker designs winning convention logo for second year running
Feb 1, 2024
Baker designed the winning graphic for the second year running!
Brokers report their 2023 publication sales
Feb 1, 2024
Sales in Alabama, Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois ...
Celebrate sunshine March 11-15
Feb 1, 2024
Focus on increasing solutions to secrecy attempts; research available
Grassroots are crucial to any cause
Feb 1, 2024
Depending on how things go in Washington this year, we could make some headway on critical issues like postal reform and tax breaks for newspapers and their advertisers.
Headlines from the past remind me that 2024 could be a great year
Feb 1, 2024
I’ve made a career out of making good bets on the newspaper business. More times than not, my bets were not popular among “experts,” but I somehow kept picking the right team.
Man who says he stole Ouray newspapers is not associated with suspects or police
Feb 1, 2024
From the New York Times to ABC News, outlets far and wide reported the story in the context of efforts to silence the press. The news even reached the U.K.
Marion County Record to receive William Allen White Foundation National Citation
Feb 1, 2024
The Marion County Record has been selected to receive the 2024 William Allen White Foundation National Citation, marking the first time in the foundation’s history that the award will be presented ...
One checklist for evaluating, advocating coverage of sensitive issues
Feb 1, 2024
To be certain, there is no universal right or wrong call on whether to publish a story and in how much detail. Several factors could be in play, including community norms and longstanding newspaper policy.
