WNA encourages members to lend editorial support to passage of Transparent Justice Act
Nov. 1, 2019
The WNA encourages its members to lend editorial support for the passage of SB 301, the Transparent Justice Act.
The WNA encourages its members to lend editorial support for the passage of SB 301, the Transparent Justice Act.
EAGLE RIVER – Wisconsin-Michigan Publishers closed its doors this week, the Vilas County News-Review reported. Forty-seven years ago, six local newspapers — the News-Review, the
Forty-seven attorneys general have joined a New York-led antitrust investigation into Facebook, the states announced Tuesday.
The deadlines for the 2019 Better Newspaper Contest have been extended.
WNA members are asked to promote the annual national shopping survey conducted by Pulse Research in order to ensure the minimum survey sample size is reached.
After months of hard work by the editorial teams in Madison, La Crosse, Racine and Green Bay, the Wisconsin Newspaper Association is excited to announce today’s launch of our statewide Homelessness in Wisconsin project.
Following months of work with the Polco team, the Wisconsin Newspaper Association is ready to launch its first two polling questions for WNA members.
Legislation initiated by the WNA that would allow newspapers to send public notice affidavits via email received unanimous support today from the Assembly.
The annual increase in postage classes heavily used by newspapers has been revealed by the US Postal Service and are relatively moderate, in line with inflation.
The National Newspaper Association, while meeting for its annual convention in Milwaukee, called for Congress to renew its commitment to postal reform in light of a new report criticizing the Postal Service for steeply rising costs despite spotty service performance.
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