National Newspaper Association
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WEBINAR RECORDING: Creating Kick-@ss Ads
Feb 20, 2024
This helpful webinar from Metro Creative Graphics provides a comprehensive overview of effective ad design and copywriting techniques to create and sell stellar ads that benefit both your publication and ...
Celebrate Black History Month with young poet Amanda Gorman
Feb 1, 2024
She’s only in her twenties, yet she has captured hearts and minds throughout America with her powerful poetry. Her poetic work became so acclaimed that she spoke her poem, The Hill We Climb, at the ...
Celebrate sunshine March 11-15
Feb 1, 2024
Focus on increasing solutions to secrecy attempts; research available
Don't be guilty of intellectual theft
Feb 1, 2024
I used to assign rookie reporters to interview mayors and police chiefs and others who might be newsworthy. Before they left, we discussed issues that might make a news story and their questions that needed ...
Eric Meyer of the Marion County Record to speak at NNAF Annual Convention
Feb 1, 2024
Save the date for the 138th Annual Convention & Trade Show: September 26-28, 2024, in Omaha, Nebraska
Forever, Wherever, Whenever: How technology has changed obituaries
Feb 1, 2024
Once upon a time, most obituaries were a routine affair: a templated list of survivors and a few quick biographical facts. Today, they’re much more likely to offer unique, memorable stories — ...
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.
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.
