WNA members offered audience development training opportunity by NENPA, NYPA
Oct. 9, 2024
Two state press associations are teaming up to offer a training opportunity to WNA members.
Two state press associations are teaming up to offer a training opportunity to WNA members.
The WNA is among the 107 groups – including almost every state press association – that signed two letters sent via email in support of the Protect Reporters from Exploitative State Spying, or PRESS, Act on Oct. 8, 2024.
Associated Press Sports Editors recently launched a membership drive leading up to its 2025 convention in Minneapolis.
LeaderEthics in a collaborative partnership with WisAct and Keep Our Republic has developed a series of public service announcements (PSAs) in support of a safe and secure November election in Wisconsin.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel aims to assist local high school students in learning more about journalism — ranging from mentoring and field trips to the newsroom to job shadowing opportunities.
The publisher of the Hurley-based Iron County Miner is still battling with the United States Postal Service over lagging delivery times for her publications and other Wisconsin newspapers.
Wisconsin Watch founders Andy and Dee Hall were recently awarded the 2024 Service to Nonprofit News Award, the biggest honor from the Institute for Nonprofit News.
The National Newspaper Association (NNA) recently announced the first paid advertising commitment by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) directed toward rural community newspapers as a part of HHS’s “Risk Less. Do More” campaign
How should you reach Wisconsin Newspaper Association members and other news industry professionals? Advertise in the WNA’s Weekly Briefing!
Several WNA members have already begun promoting the 2025 Civics Games, as well as its editorial and cartoon contest.
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