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COVID-19
House leaders introduce appropriation to help US Postal Service
May 27, 2020
Reps Carolyn Maloney, D-New York, chair of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee; and Gerald Connolly, D-Virginia, chair of the Government Operations Subcommittee, said they believed the coronavirus ...
There is no good reason to allow USPS to falter
Apr 14, 2020
Hold Congress accountable, newspaper people! There is no good reason to allow USPS to falter.
Monetize your digital audience
Oct 20, 2020
Publishers around the world have been aggressively pursuing digital subscriptions over the past several years as shifting consumer preferences, a secular decline in print demand, and challenges to print ...
Hear lessons on life and business from NBA Hall of Famer Grant Hill
Oct 20, 2020
NNA members are invited to join the free UPS® Success after Success webinar series. Join the NBA Hall of Famer Grant Hill Talks Business webinar on Thursday October 22 to hear about how he faces challenges ...
Humor, satire: Making the political ‘cut,’ from our earliest days
Oct 15, 2020
As Election 2020 approaches, Gene Policinski talks about the great American tradition of humor and satire that has marked virtually every election and focuses us on facts that otherwise might be lost in ...
NNA Issue Brief: PPP loans under $50K get simplified forgiveness process
Oct 9, 2020
The U.S. Department of Treasury and Small Business Administration have released a new form for Paycheck Protection Program borrowers for loan forgiveness if they received $50,000 or less.
Trump and COVID-19: How ‘free’ are/should we be?
Oct 8, 2020
Gene Policinski talks about how the First Amendment provides protection for what we "could" say and report about President Trump's COVID-19 illness. The "-ish" questions revolve more around what we all ...
NNA’s testimony supported Rodrigue’s request for authorization of second PPP loan
Oct 1, 2020
Local restaurants and local newspapers have common and critical concerns during the coronavirus economy. They both need federal stimulus dollars to continue to serve their communities. That was the message ...
