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Q&A: David Gravely, The Southwest Times
This week's Q&A is with editor of the Southwest Times in Pulaski [...]
Member News (6/20/19): Pilot building to be sold, a former Daily Press editor dies, new faces, new digital offers and more
Virginian-Pilot building to be sold The historic building in downtown Norfolk that [...]
Notice: New Newspapers of Record Law Becomes Effective July 1, 2019
NEW NEWSPAPERS of RECORD LAW Becomes Effective July 1, 2019 VPA Publishers [...]
Almost 100 journalists and journalism students have gone through our Data Institute and scholarship program.
Many have told us that their experience shaped their lives and careers:
ProPublica Programs Are Helping Diverse Candidates Break Into Newsrooms. Here Are Their Inspiring Stories. — ProPublica
Almost 100 journalists and journalism students have gone through our Data Institute and scholarship program. Many have told us that their experience s...
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Pamela Stallsmith column: Introducing our first-ever Community Advisory Board via @RTDOpinions
Many small hyperlocal publishers aren’t taking advantage of push notifications, says Planet Princeton publisher and editor Krystal Knapp...As a hyperlocal publisher, who has benefitted from this technology, she wants to help other publishers do the same...
RJI Fellow: Push notifications can help move publishers away from heavy reliance on Facebook | RJI
As she seeks to rely on Facebook less with its algorithms changing and impacting outbound links and referrals, Planet Princeton publisher and editor K...
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"The real crisis of campus speech lies...in the erosion of student newspapers," @adampwillis argues:
Bureaucrats Put the Squeeze on College Newspapers
The corporatization of higher education has rendered a once-indispensable part of student life irrelevant, right when it’s needed the most.
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Defamation lawsuit by Calif. Rep Nunes served to McClatchy four months after filing date in Albemarle County, Va. via @rtdnews
Defamation lawsuit by Calif. Rep Nunes served to McClatchy four months after filing date in Albemarle County, Va.
Though McClatchy does not operate any papers in Virginia, the lawsuit argues the company distributes to the state physically, digitally and via broadc...
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