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January 25, 2007

• Philadelphia newspapers being revamped
• Senate Majority Leader backs open records reforms
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania': Open government is a priority!
• From the Hotline: Interested in a year-in-review legal training session?
• Philly: Phillips, Dignan named to senior advertising positions
• Post-Gazette hires Enstad as retail advertising manager
• Government Affairs Conference: What's Up At The Capitol These Days?
• Jan. 26: Keystone Press Awards deadline
• Internet leadership award nominations still being sought!
• Application deadline for World Affairs Journalism Fellows approaching
• Journalist toolkits now on PNA Web site
• PSU JobExpo.Comm(unications) career fair - State College
• The 2007 NIE Week guide is now available!
• Apply for your 2007 Pennsylvania Press Pass!
• Feb. 7: Math for Journalists -- Harrisburg
• Feb. 23: Virtual Newsroom/Participatory Journalism -- Harrisburg
• Special Report: Can online ads save us?

January 18, 2007

• Government Affairs Conference: What's Up At The Capitol These Days?
• City of Hazleton seeks Times Leader suit dismissal
• Inquirer owner to reinstate diversity committee
• Phila. newspapers owner reviewing real estate holdings
• Public Opinion says goodbye to letterpress
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania': Open government is a priority!
• From the Hotline: Is there an exemption in the fair housing laws that permits religious organizations to discriminate based on religion when seeking tenants for properties that are owned by that religious organization?
• The Ridgway Record hires new editor, advertising manager
• Ex-'Inky' editor Amanda Bennett to join Bloomberg News
• Nutting to take over as Pittsburgh Pirates' owner
• KBA North America announces staff appointments
• Keystone Press Awards deadline approaching
• Best Practices in Growing Readership -- Hershey
• Internet leadership award nominations still being sought!
• Co-op opportunities needed
• Apply for your 2007 Pennsylvania Press Pass!
• Feb. 7: Math for Journalists -- Harrisburg
• Feb. 23: Virtual Newsroom/Participatory Journalism -- Harrisburg

January 11, 2007

• Philadelphia Media Holdings lays off 34 in advertising sales
• City school district to appeal New Castle News decision
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania': Open government is a priority!
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania' editorial roundup
• The Morning Call: Subverting the spirit of sunshine
• From the Hotline: Why can’t I get information from the Department of Revenue about taxes paid by businesses?
• Times Leader Managing Editor Iseman out; Butkiewicz named interim
• Cascioli named ad director of Erie Times-News
• Government Affairs Conference: What's Up At The Capitol These Days?
• SPEAKER DETAILS
• EVENT DETAILS
• CLICK TO REGISTER
• Journalist toolkits now on PNA Web site
• FINANCIAL LITERACY
• EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
• PSU JobExpo.Comm(unications) career fair - State College
• The 2007 NIE Week guide is now available!
• Internet leadership award nominations still being sought!
• Apply for your 2007 Pennsylvania Press Pass!
• Jan. 18: Building Circulation and Our Futures - Harrisburg
• 3 top publishers plan joint Web ad buys

January 4, 2007

• Appeals court says Scranton Times-Tribune can protect source's identity
• 68 in Inquirer newsroom to lose their jobs
• New Castle School District's appeal misses court deadline
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania': Keep the pressure on
• From the Hotline: Our township supervisors claim that as long as a meeting is not "prearranged" they are not violating the Sunshine Act if they run into one another and talk about agency business. Is that true?
• Pocono Record editor de Bourbon resigns
• Muller names Thaker GMA presidentPNA:
• A look back on 2006
• 2006 Legal Wrap Up
• Legislative bill tracking now on PNA Web site
• Government Affairs Conference: A Changed Capitol
• Apply for your 2007 Pennsylvania Press Pass!
• Jan. 18: Building Circulation and Our Futures - Harrisburg
• Redesigned 'WSJ' offers free copies, Web access
• Designing for the future

December 21, 2006

• Note: Headlines & Deadlines will not be published on Dec. 28, 2006. Regular publication will resume on Jan. 4, 2007.
• Philly: Newspapers' Guild workers, pressmen ratify contracts
• Commissioners guilty of violating state law
• Student loan agency seeks appeal to ruling
• Tribune-Review denied action against Post-Gazette
• Mahoney drafts open records reform bill
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania': Keep the pressure on
• From the Hotline: Can bars and restaurants list prices in their ads? Can ads with liquor prices run in community newspapers (including free publications)?
• James Feher named vice president of advertising at Morning Call
• Former Wayne Sports Editor Waldeyer dies
• Capitol Wrap Up
• Government Affairs Conference: A Changed Capitol
• 2007 Keystone Press Awards info has been mailed!
• Call for entries: Newspaper Excellence in Cyberspace Award
• Apply for your 2007 Pennsylvania Press Pass!
• Pennsylvania's first judges/journalists seminar a success
• Jan. 18: Building Circulation and Our Futures - Harrisburg
• Valassis and ADVO to amend merger agreement and settle litigation
• Half a million new vehicle sales lost for lack of newspaper and traditional media advertising

December 14, 2006

• Inquirer, Daily News union leaders call pact disappointing
• Post-Gazette workers rally for support
• Court: Some Fumo-aide papers must be private
• Meadville Tribune fights to open study
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania': Keep the pressure on
• From the Hotline: Are settlement agreements between a public agency and a private third party public records?
• Greene County Messenger names Ofsanik new general manager
• Government Affairs Conference: Life After the Shake-Up
• 2007 Keystone Press Awards info is on its way!
• Call for entries: Newspaper Excellence in Cyberspace Award
• Apply for your 2007 Pennsylvania Press Pass!
• Dec. 15: Breaking news on the Web - Harrisburg
• Jan. 18: Building Circulation and Our Futures - Harrisburg
• NNA applauds passage of landmark postal reform legislation and urges presidential approval
• 9 to 5 is prime time for online newspaper advertising

December 7, 2006

• Philly: Talks stall; Guild threatens strike
• GMA changes name to Muller Martini Mailroom Systems, Inc.
• Patriot-News: Label has become a political football
• County audit papers need to be made public
• Newly elected lawmaker plans open records bill
• Supreme Court upholds ruling to dismiss suit against Rep. Roberts
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania': Keep the pressure on
• From the Hotline: Why aren’t cameras allowed in most courtrooms in Pennsylvania?
• Foreman retires from full-time teaching at PSU
• Former PNA president Laskowski named publisher of South Carolina paper
• Former PNA Board Member Freeland becomes publisher of Portsmouth (Ohio) Daily Times
• Apply for your 2007 Pennsylvania Press Pass!
• Advertising now available in the 2007 Pa. Newspaper Directory
• Call for entries: Newspaper Excellence in Cyberspace Award
• Dec. 9: Trauma: Covering and Recovering - Lancaster
• Dec. 15: Breaking news on the Web - Harrisburg
• Pa. courts set online record-access rules
• MORI: Newspaper still prime shopping medium for most Americans

November 30, 2006

• Daily American unveils Sunday edition plans with Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Talks continue as Philadelphia newspapers, unions near deadline
• School district ordered to pay New Castle News' legal fees
• Departing lawmakers lash out at media for pay raise coverage
• Pa. Senate's new leader pledges openness
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania': Keep the pressure on
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania' editorial roundup
• York Daily Record/Sunday News: 'Brighter Pa.' hopes dim under Perzel
• From the Hotline: Our municipality has been talking about disposing of some of its records. Are there rules relating to record retention and disposal by municipalities?
• PHOTOGRAPHERS: Last call to submit photos for the 2007 Pa. Newspaper Directory cover
• Apply for your 2007 Pennsylvania Press Pass!
• Advertising now available in the 2007 Pa. Newspaper Directory
• Call for entries: Newspaper Excellence in Cyberspace Award
• Dec. 6: The ABCs of ABC - Harrisburg
• Dec. 9: Trauma: Covering and Recovering - Lancaster
• Federal Trade Commission bans recorded messages to consumers Jan. 2
• Is hometown ownership really the next big thing?
• Pew: Podcast Audience Doubles

November 22, 2006

• 150 newspapers to form a partnership with Yahoo
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania': Keep the pressure on
• Sunshine Act violations and concerns
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania' editorial roundup
• Centre Daily Times: Shining light on agency
• Pottstown Mercury: State backs off taxing copying of government documents
• From the Hotline: Our city council went into executive session to talk about a possible dispute with a local business. Can they do that?
• Phila. papers get new Executive VP Frisby
• 'Grand Dame' of Potter County newspapers, Herrick, gone at 98
• Apply for your 2007 Pennsylvania Press Pass!
• Advertising now available in the 2007 Pa. Newspaper Directory
• Attention Photographers: Be featured on the cover of the 2007 Pa. Newspaper Directory
• Publishers and editors: share your teen, young adult publications
• Call for entries: Newspaper Excellence in Cyberspace Award
• Nov. 29: Fundamentally Features - Harrisburg
• Dec. 9: Trauma: Covering and Recovering - Lancaster
• Online newspaper advertising reports 10th consecutive quarter of double digit increases

November 16, 2006

• Release expense records, court orders PHEAA
• Hazleton agrees to release business donors
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania': Even more important now that the election is over
• Sunshine Act violations and concerns
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania' editorial roundup
• Delaware Co. Daily Times: Pennsylvania falls far short in access to public records
• Bucks County Courier Times: It's our government. . . Give us access!
• From the Hotline: Borough Council wants to discuss the budget in executive session because it may result in layoffs. Can they do that?
• Notes from the Capitol
• Annual Convention a big success! Download presentations
• Advertising now available in the 2007 PNA Newspaper Directory
• Attention Photographers: Your chance to be featured all year long!
• Election coverage: Compare your front pages
• Call for entries: Newspaper Excellence in Cyberspace Award
• Feed the Pig: Promoting financial literacy
• Community journalism master’s program recruiting second class of Knight Fellows
• Nov. 29: Fundamentally Features - Harrisburg
• Dec. 9: Trauma: Covering and Recovering - Lancaster
• Post election headlines play it safe

November 9, 2006

• Newspaper acquistion will increase CNHI's holdings to 94 daily papers
• Judge awards $3.5 M in Citizens' Voice defamation case
• Times Leader on board with a Monster partnership
• This just in: Philadelphia City Paper turns 25!
• Court: Autopsy data can remain private
• Judge OKs public lists of child support deadbeats
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania': Even more important now that the election is over
• Sunshine Act violations and concerns
• 'Brighter Pennsylvania' editorial roundup
• The Patriot-News: True government of the free does not hide official actions
• From the Hotline: Are autopsy reports public records or not?
• Philadelphia Inquirer Editor Bennett steps down; Marimow returning as editor
• Figueroa appointed director, circulation operations at Morning Call
• Former Morning Call editor and reporter Lawler dies
• Former Editor Newswanger of Lancaster Farming remembered with affection, respect
• PNA Foundation Auction – Success!
• Election coverage: We want to see it!
• Call for entries: Newspaper Excellence in Cyberspace Award
• Feed the Pig: Promoting financial literacy
• Publishers and editors: share your teen, young adult publications
• Nov. 29: Fundamentally Features - Harrisburg
• NAA: Media cross-ownership ban bad idea
• Topix receives $15 million for development and marketing
• Google targets newspaper advertising
• District Attorney hopes to limit inmates' media access