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Postal Q & A: Value of IMb? Sampling problems
May 1, 2020
Q: I have a publisher who wants to use the sampling rule to do a one–time, all–county distribution to share a COVID-19 four-page insert. My understanding is that the 10% rule applies to his ...
Saving 2 small-town newspapers
May 1, 2020
The community was stunned by the April 1 announcement. They had no warning. The papers were the oldest institutions in their communities. And suddenly, the residents realized that their communities just ...
Schools aren’t open, but ample school news remains
May 1, 2020
With a shelter-in-place in order for Californians until further notice (as of April 23), Sonoma County Local News Initiative’s staff of eight reporters has shifted to working remotely to cover virtual ...
Sonoma newspapers becoming nonprofit
May 1, 2020
To keep local journalism alive, the owners of this newspaper and three other community newspapers in Sonoma County are transferring their ownership to a new nonprofit created to help the papers compete ...
Daniel Island News publisher to lead SCPA
Apr 30, 2020
Suzanne Detar, publisher of The Daniel Island News, has been elected president of the South Carolina Press Association (SCPA) after a digital vote of the Press Association’s membership.
Generating revenue in times of crisis
Apr 30, 2020
We began looking for ways to bring in new revenue while our traditional methods of income are taking a hit. We came up with several.
Three ways to engage customers and reach readers
Apr 30, 2020
While this has been a challenge, there’s also a chance for opportunity. There are new ways to engage customers, still make money and help businesses promote their messages in the community.
Top advertisers to call right now
Apr 30, 2020
Promotions are the perfect answer for advertisers. They’re ideal for driving new leads and customers, increasing site traffic, and growing email databases.
Congress created the PPP in a matter of days, leaving a lot of questions for managing agencies to resolve
Apr 21, 2020
The Department of Treasury and Small Business Administration have both published rules that fill in some of the blanks. The two agencies are not always totally in sync but if you are willing to visit their ...
