WNA Foundation discusses long-term plans
Jun. 22, 2017
The WNA Foundation Board of Directors met Thursday to discuss long-range goals at the WNA office in Madison.
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The WNA Foundation Board of Directors met Thursday to discuss long-range goals at the WNA office in Madison.
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation has partnered with the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance to present a one-day reporting seminar aimed at helping journalists better navigate local government data and documents.
The WNA Foundation’s end-of-summer tradition returns Thursday, Aug. 24 and Friday, Aug. 25 at Trees For Tomorrow in Eagle River.
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association is offering digital house ads to members to promote the newspaper industry.
Get answers to your questions on a vital component of government transparency during the WNA’s upcoming public notice workshop.
A student from Plymouth High School who will begin studying journalism this fall was named the recipient of the 2017 Northeastern Wisconsin Scholastic Press Association/Wisconsin Newspaper Association scholarship.
Three seasoned media executives have been elected to the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Board of Directors after being nominated to fill three vacancies.
The Wisconsin Openness Report has returned as an all-new e-newsletter, highlighting top-notch coverage by WNA members of open meetings and freedom of information issues from around the state.
In an effort to assist members, the Wisconsin Newspaper Association is launching the Targeted Ad Builder program, which will provide members with a fast and affordable option for ad design services.
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association has added an advertising sales director to its staff as the association rebrands its for-profit division.
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