Fight harmful newsprint tariffs
Jun. 26, 2018
On July 17, the International Trade Commission will hear testimony on preliminary newsprint tariffs that threaten more than 600,000 jobs across the country. Members of Congress
On July 17, the International Trade Commission will hear testimony on preliminary newsprint tariffs that threaten more than 600,000 jobs across the country. Members of Congress
News Media Alliance and the STOPP Coalition have provided house ads for newspapers to run in their print publications and on their websites. The ads
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By Tony Smithson Vice President of Printing Operations, Bliss Communications With the Trump administration’s announcement of preliminary duties on Canadian newsprint producers up to 32
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