National Newspaper Association has urged the Postal Regulatory Commission to abandon its proposal for postage increases for small newspapers that could add nearly 50% to distribution costs over the next five years.
Happy New Year and new decade WNA members! I can think of no better way to approach the future than to get together March 19-20 at the 2020 WNA Convention.
Journalists covering the 2020 primaries, political conventions and the general election will have special access to pro bono legal services and a range of resources through the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and the National Press Photographers Association.
Lee Enterprises will buy 80 newspapers from Berkshire Hathaway, including The Buffalo (N.Y.) News and all BH Media Group publications.
Legislation regulating the use of police body cameras continues to flounder in the state Senate, despite the support of open government advocates the bipartisan Joint Legislative Council.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison has partnered with the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting to support one student journalist in covering an international story.
The first National News Literacy Week, presented by The News Literacy Project and The E.W. Scripps Company, will be held Jan. 27-31.
A new question from Polco regarding voting in 2020 elections in Wisconsin is now available to be used by WNA members on their websites and social media.
Applications for media seeking 2020 Democratic National Convention credentials are now available. The convention is set for July 13-16 in Milwaukee.
The Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council is accepting nominations for its annual Openness in Government Awards, or Opees.