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Press freedom advocates troubled by lawsuit
By the Associated Press DAVENPORT, Iowa — The former administrator for Iowa’s third-largest city is suing the area’s biggest newspaper, claiming that its coverage was unfair and cost him his job, in...
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Montgomery Symposium: how to adjust to digital disruption
Want to know how small market newspapers are responding to the challenges of digital disruption? Then the 2019 Montgomery Family Symposium, which will be held on Friday, Oct. 11 in Topeka, has just...
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NNW: a time to toot your own horn
This year marks the 79th anniversary of National Newspaper Week, Oct. 6 through 12. The annual observance celebrates and emphasizes the impact of newspapers on communities large and small. Content...
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Leadership Center offers election survey results
The Kansas Leadership Center has surveyed a number of local candidates for public office across the state and wants to share the information not only with readers of its magazine but with others in...
Newspapers: a republic's insurance policy
By Ken Paulson The newspaper business didn’t get off to a good start in America Publick Occurrences Both Foreign and Domestick, the first real newspaper in America, was supposed to be a weekly, but...
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KPA to offer Newswriting 101 course
The Kansas Press Association plans to offer an introductory newswriting course beginning this fall. KPA has had interest expressed by newspaper editors and publishers who want to use local talent at...
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KPA joins national First Amendment effort
The Kansas Press Association has joined with the Kansas Association of Broadcasters and other associations nationwide to promote the “Think F1rst” Campaign. “Participation in this project is...
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KPA adds Journalist of the Year award
A new annual award will debut at the 2020 Kansas Press Association annual convention in Newton — the Kansas Journalist of the Year citation. The award will be presented along with the Awards of...
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Not just war correspondents suffer from stress
By Baily Dick, for the Columbia Journalism Review Most journalists think they are good at dealing with stress. But they are not. “Things like addiction problems, high anxiety, promiscuity and PTSD...
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GateHouse, Gannett merge operations
NEW YORK (AP) — Two of the largest U.S. newspaper companies have agreed to combine for roughly $1.4 billion, creating a new industry giant that hopes to manage the crisis of print’s decline through...
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