A journalist tool for a challenging time

The Dart Center Style Guide for Trauma-Informed Journalism is intended to be "an educational tool for all journalists to increase their knowledge and interest in this topic as well as improving their skills and boosting their professional integrity,” says Executive Director Bruce Shapiro.

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Fighting for a Native American free press

In this 108th episode of "E&P Reports," Publisher Mike Blinder explores Native American news publishing and its challenges in providing free and unfettered news to the indigenous American populations it serves.

Prognostications, predictions and prophecies from industry execs

In this 107th episode of “E&P Reports,” Publisher Mike Blinder moderates, live from America's Newspaper's Senior Leadership Conference, a panel of industry executives that includes Heidi Wright, COO and Publisher, EO Media Group; Tim Prince, Senior Vice President, Boone Newspapers, Inc; PJ Browning, President and Publisher, The Post and Courier and John Rung, President and CEO, Shaw Media who address some important predictions on what the future holds for news publishers.

He now owns 27 community newspapers. Meet Jeremy Gulban of CherryRoad Media

In this 106th episode of "E&P Reports," Publisher Mike Blinder interviews CherryRoad's CEO Jeremy Gulban about why his technology company is "all-in" with newspaper ownership and his plans for managing their 27 local publications. And does his future include more growth in the news publishing industry? Also appearing in this episode is Sara April, from Dirks, Van Essen & April, who talks about the recent sale and offers her perspective on the current mergers & acquisition landscape for both buyers and sellers.

Behind Raw Story’s Progressive Mission

In this 105th Episode of “E&P Reports,” Publisher Mike Blinder explores Raw Story’s editorial mission and today’s news media ecosystem as a whole, with their Publisher, Roxanne Cooper, staff reporter Jordan Green and contributor David Cay Johnston.

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Shop Talk

News media access to government agencies

Kathryn Foxhall | for Editor & Publisher

Digital Publishing

Death knocks

Rob Tornoe | for Editor & Publisher

Audience Roundtable

Building better bonds

John A. Newby | for Editor & Publisher

Ad Sales Life

Stop getting ghosted by your clients

Ryan Dohrn | for Editor & Publisher

the corner office

Stop the panic

Doug Phares | for Editor & Publisher

Columns

Ensuring commercial success

Jerry Simpkins | for Editor & Publisher

Judi Terzotis announced as E&P’s 2021 'Publisher of the Year'

Judi Terzotis, president and publisher of The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, Louisiana), NOLA.com and The Advocate in Baton Rouge, was announced today as "E&P's 2021 Publisher of the Year," at the America's Newspapers Senior Leadership Conference in Colorado Springs. The announcement was made by E&P’s Associate Publisher, Robin Blinder, where the audience was treated to a video, showing how E&P notified and surprised Judi, via ZOOM.

Censorship by PIO

Ask any journalist what makes their blood pressure go up on deadline. It is being routed to a public affairs office without getting the interview, missing a deadline, or just getting a pre-screened department-organized message. Lately, the public — and even local reporters who have not covered a Washington, D.C. beat — are unaware of how restricted access has become at the federal level.

Trust in news

America is often described as a country constantly reinventing itself. If this is correct, then loud and often violent discourse is the forge of that reinvention. Journalists of all stripes and persuasions report on the issues feeding the forge's fire but do so according to a set of journalistic core values.

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Facebook is having a tougher time managing vaccine misinformation than it is letting on, leaks suggests

Internal Facebook documents suggest a disconnect between what the company has said publicly about its overall response to COVID-19 misinformation and some of its employees' findings concerning the issue.

Medill launches groundbreaking subscriber engagement tool

Northwestern University has launched the Medill Subscriber Engagement Index, a tool that allows local news organizations to see what content encourages subscribers to stick around and lets publishers benchmark their performance against outlets in comparable markets.

Biden nominates Rosenworcel as FCC’s first female leader

Jessica Rosenworcel, the acting chairwoman of the powerful regulator, campaigned vigorously for a permanent appointment.

The most damning Facebook story yet

A Washington Post story details how Facebook programmed its algorithm to surface content that angered users.

What Jeff Jacoby gets right — and wrong — about tax subsidies for local news

As I’ve written before, I think it’s worth taking a chance on the Local Journalism Sustainability Act. Although there are some hazards, a few of which Jacoby has identified, overall it strikes me as a worthwhile response to the decline of community journalism.

Majority of U.K. consumers turn to academics, friends and family for information on climate change

New research from The Conversation, in collaboration with YouGov and the University of Cambridge, shows consumers have big concerns around the way climate change is reported in the media, and they don’t trust politicians or journalists as a source for climate change information.

Small-town South Dakota newspaper moves to membership model

Jeremy Waltner, publisher of the Freeman Courier, says the new model is a leap of faith for him and his community.

Nov. 5 is deadline for grant applications: U.S. Press Freedom Accountability Project

The Committee to Protect Journalists, in collaboration with the News Leaders Association, has launched the U.S. Press Freedom Accountability Project in light of the unprecedented attacks on journalists around the United States. The initiative will support reporting on press freedom violations and accountability, with grants available to news organizations.

Advice for early career journalists from two mentors

Adriana Lacy and Alice Wilder share their best advice for avoiding burnout, choosing a great workplace and retaining young talent in newsrooms.

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