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Public notice reporting tips
Aug 1, 2023
Learning from the master: How Jim Lockwood weaves award-winning journalism out of public notices
Death by a million scrapes: What publishers face with the rapid increase in AI scraping
Apr 15, 2025
If the rapid, continued growth of scraping is any indication, publishers have a few bullet-point items to add to their nuanced concerns.
Kevin Kamen assists Forbes with World's Billionaires List – The Richest in 2025
Apr 15, 2025
Multi-media financial valuation expert Kevin Kamen has been acknowledged in the recently released Forbes World’s Billionaires 2025 edition for assisting the wealth & media reporters in figuring ...
Never lose sight of the fact that your community newspaper is valuable and should be regarded as a local treasure
Apr 1, 2025
Be encouraged that your newspaper provides valuable information that no one else does. It holds accountable any unscrupulous people in positions of power who seek their own self-interest. It guards against ...
Read the April edition of Pub Aux
Apr 1, 2025
Publishers' Auxiliary (Pub Aux) is the only national publication serving America's community newspapers.
Readers love their newspaper — What I learned once again while visiting Colorado
Apr 1, 2025
For two days, I met with everyone on the Plaindealer staff to discuss various elements of running a newspaper. We covered design, photo editing, sales and other aspects of newspaper production.
Some alternatives exist for situations where plastic strapping isn't practical
Apr 1, 2025
By July 1, 2025, mailers of Periodicals newspapers and Marketing Mail shoppers or other flat newspaper-sized mailings will have to cross-strap bundles that go through mail processing. Plastic straps or ...
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.
