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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.
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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.

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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.

Local re-launch

During May of 2020, the fiercely independent newsweekly couldn’t generate any income, as the flow of advertising dollars stopped. Then, during June, the paper initially launched in 1997, paused publication and laid off its entire staff. Now, 15 months later, the new MauiTimes is back!

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The News Industry Mega-Conference, the news media industry’s largest event, returns with an in-person meeting April 10-12, 2022.  Sign up to be notified of sponsorship/exhibit opportunities and when discounted early-bird registration opens!
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“What role can (and should) media policy play in supporting a strong, sustainable, vibrant local media sector in the United States?”
The Chatham News + Record in Siler City, North Carolina, describes itself as a 143-year-old start-up. It serves all of rural Chatham County and has some subscribers in neighboring counties, but the focus is on Chatham.
Of the 10 largest dailies in the U.S., 1 publication is the only holdout.
Prominent science journalists Deborah Blum, Cristine Russell and Brooke Borel offer advice to help newsrooms avoid common mistakes in writing headlines about health and medical research.
James and Kathryn Murdoch are nearing a deal to make a multi-million dollar investment to support the formation of a new climate reporting hub at The Associated Press, two sources familiar with the deal tell Axios.
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The launch of the Malawi Media Freedom Committee underlines the importance of a free press in holding power to account.

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Executive Editor Sally Buzbee has announced several important changes to the leadership of The Washington Post newsroom that will "strengthen our journalism and position us for further growth, nationally and globally."
Lorraine Forte, former executive editor of The Chicago Reporter and former editor-in-chief of Catalyst Chicago, was named editorial page editor of the Sun-Times Monday.

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