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July 30, 2004

• PNA files briefs supporting members
• State Police retaliate against employee for releasing records to newspaper, suit says
• Hit-and-run driver kills Johnstown editor, police say
• From the Hotline: Member Alert: Does our newspaper need to buy both the federal and state 'Do Not Call' registries?
• Simpson promoted to credit manager as Boxter leaves PNA
• Attention: All Classified Advertising Mangers and Directors!
• PNA offers Adobe Acrobat training from leading expert Kevin Slimp Oct. 14
• Top writers and editors to lead fall writing and editing conference
• Zerbey named general manager for The Blade

July 23, 2004

• How valuable are online registrations?
• York reporter takes three national awards, four other Pa. writers take honors in contest
• Tribune-Review makes management moves
• Former publisher J. Graff Bomberger dies
• From the Hotline: Member Alert: Newspaper hit with $1,000 fine for holding auction deemed unlawful
• Members: Please call hotline number for fastest service
• Does your communications network have a traffic cop? It should.
• Dickinson governors get taste of sunshine
• PNA's Employment Center shows current openings, provides candidates for jobs
• Allegheny County to post all arrests online 
• Associated Press moves into new headquarters in Manhattan 
• Tribune publishers out as company continues to deal with circulation scandal
• Three-month study looks at portrayal of presidential candidates' character traits in media
• AP asks judge to order quick release of Bush military records
• Court tosses libel suit concerning use of person's name fictitiously in ad 
• Earnings up for second quarter, according to Knight Ridder company officials

July 16, 2004

• Sunshine Act revision signed into law, Dickinson board is agency subject to open meetings law
• McKeesport paper prevails in libel suit
• Mark Bowden explains his ordeal with a Philadelphia judge and the Shield Law
• Former publisher honored as newspaper celebrates bicentennial
• Under the Weather: PNA golf outing shortened by storm
• From the Hotline: What is required for proof of publication for public notice ads?
• Members: Please call hotline number for fastest service
• Top writers and editors to lead fall writing and editing conference
• Slots law concerns for open government advocates 
• How does your paper use e-mail addresses it collects? Please let us know 
• ABC censures three papers for circulation deception
• Nielsen rates seven newspapers in top 20 media sites
• Registration-only web sites given low priority and ranking by Google
• Lee Enterprises partners to create weekly for under-30 audience in Wisconsin college town
• Newspaper companies announce results

July 9, 2004

• Courier Times settling into new production plant
• Tribune triumphs as top NNPA newspaper
• Bluhm named editor of Bedford Gazette
• Intelligencer-Journal reporter Flannery dies
• PNA offers Adobe Acrobat training from leading expert Kevin Slimp Oct. 14
• Denise Ott returns to PNA
• From the Hotline: Our School Board takes action on matters without explaining exactly what they’re voting on. In some cases, they refer to a “board packet” and vote on items “3 and 4” without telling the public what those matters are. In other cases, the Board votes on raises for employees without specifying the amounts. Are these violations of the Sunshine Act?
• Township policy shuts down e-mail discussions, promoting Sunshine
• Journal Register pays $415 million for Michigan papers, to become largest cluster outside Philadelphia
• Shoppers favor newspapers, study shows