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A lesson from Lockwood’s Folly

Mar 1, 2025

I remember a conversation with Brent, a longtime print and digital advertiser. “I enjoy meeting with advertising sales people and hearing their ideas, but I always cringe when ... 

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Producing relevant content requires knowing your community

Mar 1, 2025

Editors are regularly challenged: What mix of stories and photos will collectively make this edition a “must see” for readers and advertisers? There is no universal formula.

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The secret to healthy, growing newspapers is making changes now, instead of later

Mar 1, 2025

People are especially interested in information about redesigning — which includes more than just the design — their newspapers and working with advertisers to create marketing campaigns.

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Want to improve your newspaper’s content?

Mar 1, 2025

Want to improve your newspaper’s content? Write a column. Have those on your staff write a column from time to time.

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First Amendment watch: Access denied

Feb 12, 2025

The NNA is concerned about recent reporting regarding certain journalists being barred from the Oval Office because of style issues regarding the name change to "Gulf of America." This news coupled ...

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RCFP tipsheet helps journalists access immigration, deportation records

Feb 10, 2025

Accessing records while reporting on immigration and deportation

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Autoblog relaunched by The Arena Group

Jan 14, 2025

Updated site delivers trifecta of content: deep dives for enthusiasts, practical advice for car buyers, and business insights for industry insiders.

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Fuel the offense in pursuit of advertising revenue

Jan 1, 2025

Publishers typically enter a new year with a lengthy to-do list. Among the greatest challenges is growing revenue in the fractured media landscape. 

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The facts and opinions of sports — media literacy takes the field!

Dec 20, 2024

Help your young readers learn the difference between facts and opinions through sports.

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