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'We can do this,' local newspapers tell Health and Human Services
Apr 13, 2021
More than 2,500 local newspapers today joined a letter from National Newspaper Association to Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra asking to join the agency’s public education campaign ...
Free Expression Awards: How nine honorees used their First Amendment powers
Apr 8, 2021
In advance of the Freedom Forum’s 2021 Free Expression Awards on April 15, Patty Rhule describes how the nine honorees sparked change through free and fearless expression and asks us to consider ...
NNA ISSUE BRIEF: Check on your employee retention tax credits
Apr 6, 2021
National Newspaper Association members are reminded that the Employee Retention Credit is available under new terms because of the December 27, 2020, stimulus legislation.
A salute to those who wave the editorial banner
Apr 1, 2021
I have a passion for vibrant, local editorials. I believe energized, local editorials are at the foundation of energized communities. The Golden Quill recognizes the top 12 editorials written among nondailies. The ...
Adobe announcement forces newspapers to make long-term plans about fonts
Apr 1, 2021
Yes, Peter, it’s true. Type 1 fonts are on their way out … at least as far as Adobe is concerned. Say it ain’t so, Adobe!
Bill Blauvelt is nostalgic for the glory days and hopeful for the future
Apr 1, 2021
Bill Blauvelt is both melancholy for newspapers’ glory days of the past and hopeful for a new golden era in journalism as he churns out his three newspapers week after week on his 60-year-old Goss ...
Copyright — the most common reason newspapers contact the NNA Legal Hotline
Apr 1, 2021
A. This is probably the most common legal question for the NNA Legal Hotline and it happened to a member this winter. Here is the usual scenario: Graphics editor was on deadline pressure to fill ...
Free press wins in Perlman v. Vox Media
Apr 1, 2021
In Perlman v. Vox Media, the question was whether a story could live on indefinitely through its links, which would set the stage for lawsuits long after the statute of limitation for the original story ...
