National Newspaper Association
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In Omaha, Nebraska, this fall, your industry peers will lead discussions on timely topics
Aug 1, 2024
Flash sessions are quick, 30-minute briefings on a topic. Five tables/tracks will be presented concurrently in a time block. Below is a featured session in each time block. Join the conversation, ask questions ...
It’s our job to remind communities of the gratitude we owe
Aug 1, 2024
An old friend in central Kentucky called [recently] to ask for a copy of a special section we published to salute our community’s first responders.
Swimming, archery, boxing at your own Pencilympics
Jul 16, 2024
Sporting goods retailers and family foundations are ideal sponsors for this Kid Scoop page that gives children fun practice in reading, spelling and math. Take a look!
Enterprise stories can help to improve news and features coverage
Jul 1, 2024
So, how can you and your staff identify or “find” enterprise stories in your community?
Generate income from non-traditional sources
Jul 1, 2024
Having a game plan early will be vital because you don’t know what unexpected situations you will face when the fourth quarter arrives. Planning early will pay handsome rewards.
Scrutinize letters during election season
Jul 1, 2024
Campaigns are in full swing as Election Day nears. Editors should pay extra attention to letters that give a thumbs up or thumbs down to candidates and other ballot initiatives.
Parents will love summer reading Bingo
Jun 18, 2024
Take a look at these magical reading activities, ideal for summer sponsors!
Is Kid retiring or on vacation?
Jun 1, 2024
Creators of the Newspaper in Education (NIE) feature For the Kid in You are retiring, but the Kids’ future depends on someone like you.
Sig Pages and Special Sections are a sure-fire way to boost local revenue
Jun 1, 2024
“Asking our small businesses to pay what we charge for a full–page color ad is a waste of time. While they may not spend the large figure for a full page, they will gladly spend a smaller amount ...
