By Jim Pumarlo It’s standard procedure at many newspapers to chronicle headlines in year-end editions. The continuing social […]
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By Jim Pumarlo Newspapers smartly are promoting their roles as government watchdogs to reinforce their strengths in the […]
By Jim Pumarlo Many newsrooms, already strained by lean staffs, have seen resources exacerbated by the economic toll […]
By Jim Pumarlo Local names and faces are the lifeblood of community newspaper content. There’s no better way […]
By Jim Pumarlo I circulated a column celebrating community newspapers earlier this year in recognition of Sunshine Week. […]
By Jim Pumarlo I fondly characterize newsrooms as organized chaos. That definition has aptly described operations for the […]
By Jim Pumarlo The hyper partisanship in today’s political landscape was on full display with passage of the […]
By Jim Pumarlo It’s customary to rate the president’s performance after the first hundred days in office. The […]
By: Jim Pumarlo Last summer’s Grassroots Editor still sits in my stack of journalism publications. The edition announced […]
By Jim Pumarlo A reader questions your policy for reporting suicides. A retailer challenges your staff to produce […]