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Taylor family turns over reins after 120 years — ‘It has been my family’s honor to serve Moabites’

Sep 1, 2023

For more than 120 years, well ahead of the establishment of Canyonlands or Arches and most businesses in Moab, my family has served this community by publishing an independent voice filled with local reporting. 

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‘Where are all the good people?’

Sep 1, 2023

The home of publisher Eric Meyer was searched, and two computers along with other electronic equipment were removed. Meyer lived with his 98-year-old mother, Joan. She, too, was publisher of the paper ...

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US Department of Labor proposes nearly a 55% increase in exempt-employee salaries

Aug 31, 2023

A major salary increase may be headed for newspapers’ budgets to maintain the professional status of some employees. 

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Kevin shares ideas to prevent font and photo errors — fixing problems before they appear on the page

Aug 29, 2023

Kari’s email caused me to think of other problems that show up on the printed page but not always on the screen in the design process. ... The other most common issue I experience with newspaper ...

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Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues to host informational webinar on hosting a Report For America journalist — Thursday, Aug. 31

Aug 28, 2023

Report for America is making a special effort to place more of its reporting corps members in rural newsrooms for up to three years, and will hold a one-hour webinar for rural news media at 4:15 p.m. ET ...

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Bender writes open letter to the US chief justice regarding video and still photography coverage of US v. Donald J. Trump

Aug 8, 2023

South Carolina First Amendment attorney Jay Bender has shared a recent letter he wrote to Chief Justice John Roberts encouraging the allowance of camera coverage of the Trump prosecutions. Read the letter ...

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ANNOUNCING Jay Bender to present on court access at NNAF's Annual Convention & Trade Show

Aug 1, 2023

South Carolina First Amendment attorney Jay Bender has signed on to the agenda of the NNA Foundation's Annual Convention & Trade Show. 

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Is New York the Wild West of public notice?

Aug 1, 2023

The New York Times reported last month on several incidents in which public officials revoked public notice contracts “in an effort to punish their hometown newspapers for aggressive coverage ...

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Leeway to cost recovery is narrow

Aug 1, 2023

For weekly newspapers in particular, whose subscription prices tend to be locked in a year at a time, the leeway to recover the additional cost through subscriptions is narrow. Publishers operating printing ...

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