Nancy Benben Named VP/Marketing, Corporate Affairs at 'Hartford Courant'

Posted Wednesday, July 25, 2007 12:00 am

By:

Nancy Benben has been promoted to vice president/marketing and corporate affairs at The Hartford (Conn.) Courant. Previously, she served as marketing director.

Comments

No comments on this item Please log in to comment by clicking here

Scroll the latest job openings

Post or search jobs now

Latest E&P Exclusive Reporting

You’re already using OSINT — now learn how to master it

While you may be unfamiliar with the term OSINT (open source intelligence), you’re likely already aware of how it’s used. It’s collecting and analyzing data gathered from open source, publicly available information to produce actionable intelligence. Local newsrooms and publishers are discovering how OSINT improves journalism and business intelligence.

SNARF: Killing social media? News organizations must decide if and how to use social media in their pursuit of audience

There’s no point beating around the bush — social media is terrible. Not too long ago, news organizations viewed Facebook, Twitter and other platforms as a digital bridge to the future, a way to transform their 20th-century business model of printing information on paper into a 21st-century business operation. How times have changed …

Read more E&P Exclusive Stories

Latest (Proudly Printed) Magazine

Latest Marketing Partner Case Studies

How Caledo transformed CTech's news experience

CTech, a leading digital news outlet, has taken a significant step into AI-driven journalism by incorporating Caledo’s technology. Editor in Chief Elihay Vidal has become the face — or rather, the AI-host — of this transformation, seamlessly presenting CTech’s news content in engaging, TV-style and social-style video newscasts, along with journalist Ariella Karmel’s AI-host.

Newspapers attract financial optimists with high buying power for big-ticket items

A study from The Media Audit underscores the power of newspapers in reaching financial optimists — those confident in their financial future — and consumers with the purchasing ability for major expenditures.

Mobridge Tribune and NorDak North Publications enhance production quality and workflow efficiency with ProImage solutions

A group of newspapers owned by Blackbird LLC that manages 15 newspapers and four shoppers across North and South Dakota has chosen ProImage’s NewsWayX and ECO Ink Optimization software to elevate production quality and streamline workflow efficiency.

/casestudies/index.html

Latest Marketing Partner News

How AI is revolutionizing newsroom workflows: Insights from industry experts

During a recent E&BrandeaP-sponsored webinar, media leaders explored how AI-powered solutions—like those developed by NOTA—are transforming content strategy and newsroom workflows. The conversation featured Josh Brandau (Founder & CEO of NOTA), Evan Young (COO of NOTA), and Secret Wherrett (Publisher of El Paso Inc.), who shared their experiences with AI in their respective news organizations.

See More Partner News

Nominate your candidate for E&P's "Editors Extraordinaire" class of 2025

It’s easy to recognize those who run the news media companies or write award-winning articles, but there are those behind the scenes whose contributions are immeasurable. Nominate an editor today that deserves to be profiled in our May 2025 issue as an: "E&P Editor Extraordinaire!"

Nancy Benben Named VP/Marketing, Corporate Affairs at 'Hartford Courant'

Comments

You’re already using OSINT — now learn how to master it

Rhymes With Orange - March 18, 2025

Matt Brennan named editor of the L.A. Times awards magazine, The Envelope

15 Arizona newsrooms to receive funding to hire journalists as part of $2 million education collaborative

SNARF: Killing social media? News organizations must decide if and how to use social media in their pursuit of audience

Hoffmann Media Group: Elevating local news with positivity

Inside tech journalism: Big tech, startups and industry insights

From news desert to newsroom: How the Belmont Voice rebuilt community journalism