Publishers' Auxiliary Articles

PRC outlines future ‘skyrocketing’ postal costs

Mar 1, 2020

Imagine that you are spending $250 a week at your local post office, mailing some 2,000 newspapers to your readers. Service is pretty good, so long as you do most of the work: sort the papers by the carrier’s ...

Publishers’ Auxiliary Digital Edition by eType Services

The National Newspaper Association, in partnership with eType Services, is making Publishers' Auxiliary available in an interactive online version.

Harrison County: Ground Zero

Apr 1, 2020

Weekly Cynthiana (Kentucky) Democrat springs into action and publishes special Monday edition to show spread of COVID-19

I am optimistic

Apr 1, 2020

As I sit here writing this on March 26, I am optimistic. Several of my fellow publishers are less so, admittedly, but let me tell you why I still am bullish on our industry’s long-term resilience.

This can be our moment to shine if we’re bold enough to take it

Apr 1, 2020

Just when we thought things might be stabilizing after more than a decade of difficult financial conditions, our industry is crippled by the coronavirus pandemic and a collapse of local advertising. It’s ...

Once faced with the prospect of life without local news, the community was willing to invest in them

Apr 1, 2020

This wasn’t just another “shop local” campaign; it was a firebell in the night, and local businesses stepped up, buying sponsorships to support the campaign by The Douglas Budget, the ...

Coronavirus underscores the breadth of business reporting

Apr 1, 2020

Business news from all aspects deserve extra attention during these extraordinary times. This is also an opportunity to think about expanded business coverage during ordinary times.