ITC reverses newsprint tariffs
Aug. 29, 2018
In a tremendous victory for newspapers across the country, the International Trade Commission voted this morning to reverse tariffs imposed on newsprint imported from Canada.
In a tremendous victory for newspapers across the country, the International Trade Commission voted this morning to reverse tariffs imposed on newsprint imported from Canada.
Journalists in Wisconsin will have the opportunity to attend free training workshops this fall ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
As part of their effort to encourage in-depth analysis of important issues, the Milwaukee Press Club is bringing experts together Sept. 12 on the UW-Milwaukee campus to discuss the #MeToo movement and sexual harassment.
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Multimedia Channels CEO Patrick Wood discussed the detrimental effect of newsprint tariffs on community newspapers during a CNBC segment that aired on Wednesday. “These are very
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Skip Bliss, publisher of The (Janesville) Gazette and WNA president, spoke out against newsprint tariffs in an article published today by the New York Times.