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January 27, 2006

• Struggle, success mark 30 years of Philadelphia Gay News
• Knight Ridder May Cut Benefits, Jobs, Size of Papers
• Buck Frank is new Altoona Mirror sports editor
• Government Affairs Conference can't be missed!
• America East: Sweeter than Ever!
• PNA's Wilson earns Certified Association Executive credential
• Keystone Press Awards
• Newspaper Excellence in Cyberspace
• Display Advertising Contest
• Visual Journalism Seminar with Charles Apple
• Borrower Beware for Journalists— Reporting on Frauds, Scams and Other Consumer Concerns: Tools and Ideas for Journalists on Any Beat!
• From the Hotline: Can an advertisement use the Pittsburgh Steelers logo or the term Pittsburgh Steelers? What about "Superbowl"? Does it matter how the terms are used in the ad ("Good Luck Steelers" vs. "Come to our Superbowl party and win free prizes")?
• Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act, S. 662 is likely to reach Senate floor
• NAA Completes Recycled-Fiber Newsprint Survey
• World's Largest Flexible E-paper Introduced
• Report: Newspapers in Good Position for Help-Wanted Ad Growth

January 20, 2006

• Payraise Payback? 'All-Out Assault' Planned On Media, Lawmaker Says
• Erie Times-News to cut 24 positions
• Tribune-Review newspapers and Trib Total Media announce 2005 Newsroom Awards
• Greene County Messenger GM Morris leaves for new position
• Paddock named managing editor of Times Observer
• Longtime Patriot-News community service director, Lunsford, dies
• Trollinger, retired Reading Eagle editor, dies at 71
• Journal Register names Beck senior vice president, CFO
• Jim Ruth of Lancaster Sunday News retires
• Government Affairs Conference can't be missed!
• America East: Sweeter than Ever!
• Borrower Beware for Journalists— Reporting on Frauds, Scams and Other Consumer Concerns: Tools and Ideas for Journalists on Any Beat!
• Keystone Press Awards
• Newspaper Excellence in Cyberspace
• Display Advertising Contest
• From the Hotline: We received an ad from a Canadian pharmacy. Are there any problems with running it?
• Chicago Sun-Times nets Google ad deal
• Baumer Electric signs Plumtree to distribute laser copy counters

January 13, 2006

• Potential buyers of Knight Ridder still emerging
• Statewide public notice site, MyPublicNotices.com, to undergo upgrade
• Former Doylestown Intelligencer publisher has died
• Gannett names Giallombardo VP of advertising
• Borrower Beware for Journalists— Reporting on Frauds, Scams and Other Consumer Concerns: Tools and Ideas for Journalists on Any Beat!
• Keystone Press Awards
• Display Advertising Contest
• From the Hotline: Does the PNA have any guidance on HIPAA and its requirements?
• Read all about it: Newspapers are a buy
• 81% of adults (18-years-old or older) read America’s community newspapers weekly

January 6, 2006

• Stopping the Presses and Getting it Right
• Tribune-Democrat Gift To Readers: An Xmas Paper
• PNA: A Look Back on 2005
• Legal Corner: 2005 – Year in Review
• Graf and Knight promoted at PNA
• Is this a bad bill, or what?!
• Borrower Beware for Journalists— Reporting on Frauds, Scams and Other Consumer Concerns: Tools and Ideas for Journalists on Any Beat!
• Newspaper Excellence in Cyberspace
• Keystone Press Awards
• Display Advertising Contest
• From the Hotline: At its reorganization meeting, our City Council elected its officers, but took the vote by secret paper ballot. Now they are refusing to say how each member voted? Is this a violation of the Sunshine Act?
• AP Says It Had 'Credible Sources' for False Mine Rescue Stories--Blames 'Mine Company Offiicials'
• Proving Grounds: How to Show Newspaper Ads Really Work

December 16, 2005

• The Philadelphia Story: 'A Big Disruption'
• Bouryal named AP deputy director of U.S. online newspaper markets
• Longtime sports editor takes Altoona Mirror reins
• 25 Chosen for NEA Arts Journalism Institute at USC Annenberg School for Communication; Two from PNA papers
• Attention Photographers! See your photo featured on the cover of the 2006 Pennsylvania Newspaper Directory.
• Buyer Beware for Journalists— Reporting on Frauds, Scams and Other Consumer Concerns: Tools and Ideas for Journalists on Any Beat!
• Newspaper Excellence in Cyberspace
• Keystone Press Awards
• From the Hotline: If agency members engage in serial phone calls or serial one-on-one conversations, are they violating the Sunshine Act?
• Pulitzer rules expand to allow online entries
• Newspapers predict modest growth going into 2006
• Wal-Mart runs local newspaper ads in possible relations shift

December 9, 2005

• Area leaders express concern over sale of the Inquirer and Daily News' parent.
• Journal Register purchases online jobs company
• Philadelphia Daily News advertising director Mayberry moves to Metro
• Attention Photographers! See your work featured on the cover of the 2006 Pennsylvania Newspaper Directory.
• Melinda Condon promoted to VP
• Notes from the Capitol
• Prepare your Keystone Press Award entries
• From the Hotline: Do newspaper personnel have any special rights to drive on roads that have been closed to the general public, such as during some snow emergencies?
• New Postal Rates Start Jan. 8
• Editorial cartoonists announce "Black Ink Monday" to protest industry layoffs

December 2, 2005

• Gannett, MediaNews strike 12-paper deal; several PA papers involved.
• Calif. newspaper firm eyes Knight Ridder
• Morning Call cuts staff, Chronicles
• Express-Times celebrates 150 years
• PHEAA agrees to drop lawsuit over access to records.
• U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear case against PA newspaper.
• Daily News' Kurt Heine goes over to Inquirer
• Seidel Out at GMA
• Attention Photographers! See your work featured on the cover of the 2006 Pennsylvania Newspaper Directory.
• Newspaper leaders graduate from Executive Training Network
• Keystones are right around the corner!
• From the Hotline: Can a housing ad say “Senior Citizen Discount?”
• AP Unveils New Values and Ethics Policy

November 23, 2005

• No Layoffs Needed at Philly Papers
• Citing Possible Sale, Knight Ridder Cancels '06 'Minority' Program
• Pocono Record to begin new year with new Publisher Maxwell
• PNA offers NRC collection service to member newspapers
• Intro to Adobe InDesign and Creating, Preflighting & Correcting PDF Files
• Keystones are right around the corner!
• From the Hotline: Can a Board of Commissioners discuss their concerns about or the potential discipline of another Board member behind closed doors?
• Cartoonist Group Criticizes Tribune for Job Cuts
• Media site to blend traditional journalism with blogs

November 18, 2005

• U.S. Supreme Court agrees to hear PA inmate restrictions case.
• Tribune Papers Make Staffing Cuts
• Knight Ridder Alumni, in Open Letter, Take Stand for 'Excellent Journalism,' Say They Will Name Candidates for Board
• Newspapers: Alive and kicking, despite the would-be mourners
• Ed Thomas, regional newspaper industry leader, dies
• Morning Call Publisher Susan Hunt resigns
• Adams is Lancaster Sunday News editor; Long-time news editor succeeds the retiring Hennigan
• Hough Roda and Smart promoted at Sunday News
• Sam Gett, publisher of The Pocono Record, named publisher of The News-Times of Danbury, Conn.
• Richard Crowe Named Publisher Of Town Talk
• Inquirer's Commentary Editor Martin signing off, one last time
• Access to Court Records at Risk
• Superior Court reverses lower court: Unseals court records
• PNA offers NRC collection service to member newspapers
• Intro to Adobe InDesign and Creating, Preflighting & Correcting PDF Files
• Keystones are right around the corner!
• From the Hotline: A School Board is in the process of filling a vacancy on the board and the whole board will be interviewing potential candidates. Should the interviews be done at a public meeting?
• Google to Test Newspaper Ad Buys
• Papers add Japanese-style comics to attract young readers
• More Than 1,900 Newspaper Jobs Lost in 2005
• API Invests $2 Million To Test New Business Models

November 11, 2005

• Investor turns up heat on Knight Ridder
• Editors' resignations at Chestnut Hill Local divide community
• Opinion: York Dispatch resisting tyranny in all forms
• Sales dropping for newspapers
• Philadelphia Inquirer refuses to run anti-Sovereign ad.
• Top Pa. scholastic publications to be honored Nov. 18
• Former Courier-Express editor Herbert Martin dies
• Barry Martin to lead Gateway Newspapers
• Metro Creative Graphics chairman Shapiro dies
• One week left to enter America East Print Quality Contest
• PNA Annual Convention press releases
• Thank you for making the PNA Foundation Auction a roaring success!
• Intro to Adobe InDesign and Creating, Preflighting & Correcting PDF Files
• Keystones right around the corner
• From the Hotline: A Board of Township Supervisors is considering legal action against an area gas station for polluting area wells and plans to meet in executive session to discuss the situation. Is this legal under the Sunshine Act?
• Newspaper Execs Say Circ Declines Reflect Shift to Web, Less Discounting
• Newspapers with Circ Increases Share Strategy
• NNA leads the successful fight to avert mail surcharges proposed by large magazine publishers
• Over 47 million people visited a newspaper Web site in September, representing nearly a third of all Internet users