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2020 MNA Convention Recap

By on January 3, 2020 in Latest News, Member News with Comments Off on 2020 MNA Convention Recap

CONGRATULATIONS!! The 2018-2019 BNC Vance Trophy Winner – The Forum of Fargo/Moorhead The 2018-2019 BNC Mills Trophy Winner […]

These tips will make you a better reporter

By on December 26, 2019 in Featured News, Latest News with Comments Off on These tips will make you a better reporter

Poynter | Kristen Hare As the business and demands of journalism continue changing rapidly, one constant remains — […]

The value of simplicity

By on December 10, 2019 in Ad-libs, Featured News, Latest News with Comments Off on The value of simplicity

By John Foust Statisticians disagree on the number of commercial messages we are exposed to each day. Some […]

“I love you guys”

By on December 5, 2019 in Featured News, Henninger, Latest News with Comments Off on “I love you guys”

I’ve been a consultant for 30 years: a newspaper editor and manager for 20 years before that. At […]

What it Takes To Hold Power Accountable

By on December 5, 2019 in Featured News, Latest News with Comments Off on What it Takes To Hold Power Accountable

Reed Anfinson Publisher/Owner; Swift County Monitor-News, Benson, MN and President National Newspaper Association Foundation has given newspapers permission […]

Are community papers akin to a circus?

By on November 20, 2019 in Featured News, Latest News with Comments Off on Are community papers akin to a circus?

There are times when producing a community paper can seem like being in a circus. One moment you […]

Great Newspaper Ideas

By on November 14, 2019 in Al Cross, Featured News, Latest News with Comments Off on Great Newspaper Ideas

By Al Cross In explaining my work, I sometimes say that there are thousands of really good journalists […]

Right and left brain selling

By on November 4, 2019 in Ad-libs, Featured News, Latest News with Comments Off on Right and left brain selling

By: John Faust   Diane was telling me about her early days in selling. “One day stands out […]

Traditional network stations don’t usually report their lower viewership

By on October 24, 2019 in Featured News, Latest News with Comments Off on Traditional network stations don’t usually report their lower viewership

I’m amazed at how the traditional, over-the-air, television networks consistently report that “newspapers are dead.” Their anchors report […]

Research in old community newspapers shows value of the printed page, granular local reporting

By on October 14, 2019 in Al Cross, Featured News, Latest News with Comments Off on Research in old community newspapers shows value of the printed page, granular local reporting

By Al Cross When Jim Phillips of Lexington, Ky., started poring through microfilm copies of old newspapers to […]

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