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Kate Decker
Kate Decker (formerly Richardson) is the managing editor of Publisher’s Auxiliary and associate director of the National Newspaper Association. Email her at kate@nna.org.
Cyberattacks target newspapers of all sizes
On Feb. 3, Lee Enterprise newspapers reported printing and delivery was disrupted across many of its markets as it experienced a “cybersecurity event” ... 20 years ago, a community newspaper ...
2024 Michael Kramer Best Public Notice Journalism Awards honor works by Carrie Pitzer and Alyssa Meier
Named in 2023 by the Public Notice Resource Center, the Michael Kramer Best Public Notice Journalism Award — part of the NNA Foundation's Better Newspaper Contest — honors the best reporting ...
You won't want to miss these sessions at the fall Annual Convention & Trade Show in Omaha, Nebraska
We will kick off the Foundation's training with the breakout panel session, State of the First Amendment in America, moderated by NNA Public Policy Manager Lisa McGraw and featuring panel members Eric ...
DEATH NOTICE: Terry Anderson
Terry Anderson — chief Middle East correspondent for the Associated Press who in the 1980s was abducted and held hostage in Lebanon — died at home in Greenwood Lake, New York, on April 21 at ...
A look at 2023 winning classifieds
Enjoy a look at the winning classified sections from the National Newspaper Association Foundation's 2023 Better Newspaper Contest: The Taos (New Mexico) News; the Wright County Journal in Mountain ...
Victoria (Minnesota) Gazette owner Sue Orsen retires, plans to donate archives
The final issue of the Gazette listed a circulation of 5,200 households in “all of Victoria plus many more.” Orsen announced her retirement and the closure of the Victoria (Minnesota) ...
NNA allied member Vendasta shares info, resources for selling branded content
Campbell and Nettles shared expert insights on the power of branded content to drive revenue and diversify revenue streams for media companies ...
Cecile Wehrman, The Journal to expand literacy project statewide
‘If people don't like to read, then what does the newspaper have to offer them?’
Our-Hometown presents newspapers with easy, profitable way to compliment print editions
Our-Hometown CEO Matt Larson reported that nearly 23% of the US listens to a podcasts on a weekly basis.
NNA members invited to design logo for 2023 combined event, chance to win ticket
Your logo submission will enter you in a contest for a chance to win one full registration to the combined Congressional Action Team Summit/Legislative Day on the Hill and the Annual Convention & Trade ...
NNA members share great ideas
At the in-person Great Idea Exchange as part of the Annual Convention & Trade Show, convention attendees shared their best revenue, circulation and goodwill boosters.
NNA members approve slate of officers during annual meeting
John Galer, publisher of The Journal-News in Hillsboro, Illinois, was elected chair of the National Newspaper Association during its 136th annual meeting in San Francisco.
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy confirmed for virtual appearance at upcoming NNAF convention
The staff of USPS Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has confirmed his upcoming virtual appearance at the National Newspaper Association Foundation's upcoming Annual Convention & Trade Show.
Oh newspapers, how I love thee — let me count the ways
In a world growing more conscious of climate change, it is more important than ever to promote all the zero-waste aspects of your newspaper.
Our-Hometown Inc. shares tips to improve results in webinar, SEO for Newspapers
Our-Hometown Inc. CEO Matt Larson hosted Michael Cottam, SEO consultant for OzTech Inc., who explained several ways that newspaper staff can maximize traffic from networks and improve the newspaper’s ...
Promote gift subscriptions to grow circulation with sampling
Now is the time to start promoting gift subscriptions. People will start their holiday–to–buy lists in the coming months, so get in front of them now.
Kevin Slimp: Improving Ad Content & Design to Increase Revenue
2021 design trends and what we can do to make our ads more effective
People want news about their neighbors … and they want to access it anywhere
Now, eight years into ownership with his wife, Sandie McNulty, and their 15 employees, Robinson says it’s a good time to purchase a paper. “The world is changing,” he said.
Editor's note: 2021 publication schedule
Publishers’ Auxiliary, under the National Newspaper Association Foundation, will return to monthly printing in 2021.
Fight fake news by educating
Jefferson, Johnson, Nixon and now Trump, would follow the same pattern: deny that a solid news piece was truth, aim to discredit the news source and avoid accountability.
