Applications sought for 2023 Newspaper Executive Development Program
Apply by Feb. 20
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This program is designed to help shape the future leaders of our industry |
The America’s Newspapers Executive Development Program, funded in part by the Inland Press Foundation, gives the next generation of newspaper leaders the opportunity to connect and gain valuable insights from industry leaders and their peers.
This is a six-part program focused on the core topics that emerging leaders need to further their careers. The curriculum of the program will be tactical, developmental and inspirational with participants gaining exposure to multiple disciplines.
Applications will be accepted until Feb. 20. Applicants will be notified by Feb. 28 if they are accepted so they can plan and book their travel to the Mega-Conference.
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Entries invited for 2023 Mega-Innovation Award: Join us in Dallas for real innovation!
Deadline for entries is Feb. 24
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Tell us why your newspaper or newspaper group should be recognized as innovative! |
America's Newspapers wants to spotlight the best examples of innovation among newspapers at this year's Mega-Conference. All newspaper members of America's Newspapers are encouraged to submit their best examples of innovation for consideration in this year's competition for the Mega-Innovation Award.
Entries may be submitted by print or digital newspapers or by their corporate office — but membership in America's Newspapers as a newspaper or corporate newspaper group is required.
There is no cost to enter.
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America's Newspapers to host Legislative Fly-In March 8 and 9 in Washington, D.C. |
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Join us in Washington, D.C., and meet with your legislators or their senior staffs |
Dean Ridings | America's Newspapers
To further our advocacy efforts, America’s Newspapers will host our annual legislative fly-in in Washington, D.C., March 8 and 9. This is a coordinated effort to reach as many legislators as possible on Thursday, March 9, and to promote the issues important to newspapers.
This legislative fly-in is a unique opportunity for our members to meet with their elected officials to (further) establish a relationship with them and to ask for their support of initiatives important to local newspapers.
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Grant Gibbons named publisher of The Journal in New Ulm, Minnesota |
Grant Gibbons has been announced as publisher of The Journal, in New Ulm, Minnesota, and The Independent of Marshall. He will be replacing Greg Orear, publisher since 2016. Orear has taken a publishing position with a newspaper group in Missouri.
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Bulletin parent company to launch a new Medford newspaper |
On the heels of the closure of the century-old Medford (Oregon) Mail Tribune, EO Media Group announced Friday (Jan. 20), the company’s plans to open a new publication in the city.
The paper, which will be called The Tribune, will focus on publishing news online that will be curated for print editions three times a week.
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U.S. accuses Google of abusing monopoly in ad technology
The Justice Department and a group of states sued Google on Tuesday, accusing it of illegally abusing a monopoly over the technology that powers online advertising, in the agency’s first antitrust lawsuit against a tech giant under President Biden and an escalation in legal pressure on one of the world’s biggest internet companies.
The lawsuit said Google had “corrupted legitimate competition in the ad tech industry by engaging in a systematic campaign to seize control of the wide swath of high-tech tools used by publishers, advertisers and brokers, to facilitate digital advertising.”
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Social media laws in Texas and Florida hang in limbo as Supreme Court delays decision
The U.S. Supreme Court will likely wait another full year to consider a crucial legal battle over the First Amendment rights of social media giants like Facebook and Twitter.
On Monday, Jan. 23, the Supreme Court formally requested that the U.S. solicitor general, the lawyer who represents the federal government at the Supreme Court, weigh in on two court cases that consider the constitutionality of Florida and Texas’ social media laws.
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