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October 21, 2005

• Check out the latest on the federal shield law.
• Senators mull media's role as corruption watchdog
• At Senate hearing, journalists seek federal shield law
• Paper’s lawyers ask FEC to drop GOP complaint
• Inquirer seeks ties that bind a community
• La Voz to Serve Reading-area Hispanic Community
• Inquirer's Melvin goes to Milwaukee Journal Sentinel as editor
• Please welcome PNA's new Foundation Director Kathryn Sosbe
• Get Your Motor Running...at the PNA Annual Convention
• PNA Foundation Auction: Buy your raffle tickets now!
• Disaster Site Reporting: What Every Journalist Should Know
• America East Print Quality Contest under way
• Intro to Adobe InDesign and Creating, Preflighting & Correcting PDF Files
• From the Hotline: Can an elected official lawfully abstain from voting without explanation?
• Soaring Gas Prices Hit Carriers and Distributors Hard

October 7, 2005

• Home of the first ethnic paper, Philadelphia has a world of diversity.
• Patriot-News tabloid edition stopped after strong effort
• Former publisher buys Titusville Herald
• Times Leader sues Wilkes-Barre, police chief seeking crime stats
• Scranton Times appeal: Judge ignored rulings
• Journalists sue PHEAA for spending records.
• Kevin Flowers: PNA Minority Job fair should have taken place
• Benefactor takes on Chestnut Hill Local
• Herald-Standard names new ME Snead
• 2005 Newspaper of the Year winners now posted
• PNA offers complimentary human resources service to members
• Get Your Motor Running...at the PNA Annual Convention
• Support the 2005 PNA Foundation Auction
• America East Print Quality Contest under way
• From the Hotline: Can a housing rental ad read “Attention Parents”?
• NY Times reporter's decision to testify in CIA leak probe concerns journalism organizations.
• NAA's New 'NADbase' Exposes True Reach of Newspapers

September 30, 2005

• York reporters to testify to stories' accuracy
• Philly publisher won't meet with pols on job cuts
• Capitol rally draws hundreds to protest pay raises.
• Westside Weekly is Berks-Mont's 8th community paper
• Michael Phelps announces plans to leave Lee Enterprises
• Arden Skidmore, former AP and newspaper reporter, dies
• Post-Gazette names Brant director of advertising
• Dan Hayes becomes Lee VP for communications
• Please return your directory forms!
• Celebrate National Newspaper Week
• Get Your Motor Running...at the PNA Annual Convention
• Support the 2005 PNA Foundation Auction
• Intro to Good writing
• From the Hotline: Can an ad seeking a roommate state "Female seeking female to share apartment. No kids."?
• Reporter, jailed for 3 months, is freed
• Work Continues on Federal Shield Law Effort
• Review of Postal Rate Case Set to Begin
• Citizen's Guide to the Freedom of Information Act
• City, Metro Editors Look to Get Them SOME

September 23, 2005

• Inquirer and Daily News to slash newsrooms 16%
• Patriot-News: Why we ran the photo
• PA courts propose rules for putting records online.
• Please return your directory forms!
• Celebrate National Newspaper Week
• Get Your Motor Running...
• Support the 2005 PNA Foundation Auction
• Seminars & Workshops
• From the Hotline: Is a public agency required to advertise and state the reason for an executive session in a newspaper of general circulation?
• AP launches service aimed at younger readers
• Study Gauges Local Penetration of Top Newspaper Sites
• Where Did That Expression Come From?

September, 16, 2005

• Penn State asks court to keep Paterno salary confidential.
• Student loan agency asks court to keep spending records secret
• Federal judge narrows order for deposing reporters
• Airport stops advertising with Times Leader over bad press
• Hurricane Katrina coverage spotlight now posted
• Celebrate National Newspaper Week
• Notes from the Capitol: PNA needs your feedback on neutral reportage
• Minority Job Fair cancelled
• Classified Sales Workshop
• Support the 2005 PNA Foundation Auction
• Seminars & Workshops
• 2005-2006 Internship Guide
• From the Hotline: A public agency held an executive session to discuss the need for layoffs. Is this allowed if no specific employees are mentioned?
• NLRB: Independent Contractors in St. Joseph, Mo.
• Gallup: Majority Say Press Doing Good Job on Katrina

September 1, 2005

• News Outlets Improvise to Report on Storm
• Ads becoming more creative, less orthodox
• Judge to review motions before making them public in Erie corruption case.
• Caro Rock, founder of Main Line Life, is stepping down
• Carole Leigh Hutton Named VP/News at Knight Ridder
• Gannett Names Group Controller for South Newspaper Group
• Legislative pay raise roundup now posted
• Opportunities '05 - Minority Job Fair
• Classified Sales Workshop
• Pennsylvania First Lady offers Constitution Day resources
• Back to Basics (Design 101)
• Secrets to Better Photojournalism
• From the Hotline: A newspaper received the following employment ad: “Looking to re-enter the work force? Use your communication and nurturing skills with our clients of all ages.” Is this wording okay?
• USPS: Suspension of Standard Mail and Periodicals Mail acceptance to storm-stricken areas

August 26, 2005

• PNA member papers make 'Top 100 Daily Newspapers' in U.S.
• Judge cloaks Filippi case
• DeWeese stalks reporters head-on in Capitol newsroom.
• Jerry Ceppos Exiting Knight Ridder
• Previous owner of Duncannon Record, Perry County Times dies
• More on Pa. Supreme Court autopsy report ruling
• Opportunities '05 - Minority Job Fair
• Christmas ... in October?
• Fall Circulation Training Workshop
• From the Hotline: Is a mortgage broker required to disclose that they are licensed in an ad?
• Study: Online Newspaper Revenue Outpacing Overall Ad Growth
• Real-Estate Bubble Is Also Buoying Newspapers – For Now
• Public Faults Media on Military Issues, Poll Finds
• Public record case: WPXI-TV loses court fight for tape
• Hershey Did More Than Sell Reese’s Pieces

August 19, 2005

• Chairman Says Cuts Coming to Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Toledo Blade
• GOP seeks probe of Times-Tribune ad campaign
• State Supreme Court rules autopsy report may be sealed.
• Celebrate Bedford Gazette's bicentennial
• Pa. seals data on red-light cameras; Privacy issue prevents a look at effectiveness.
• Knight Ridder to receive $262 million for Detroit Free Press
• Web version of New Era now available
• Publishing Group of America to Launch New Monthly Food Magazine
• Longtime political columnist John McLaughlin dies at 70.
• Echo Pilot names new Publisher Straley, Editor Nowell
• Press And Journal Promotes Strella to Sports Editor
• Former Carlisle Publisher Powell recovering from recent surgery
• State College's Bracken receives media award
• We're asking for your two cents. Send us what you wrote about the legislative pay raise.
• Fall Circulation Training Workshop
• Credibility and Ethics for the Photo Department
• From the Hotline: Can an apartment ad say “no smoking, no illegal drugs”?
• RSS Mystifies Most Blog Readers
• NAA Publishes New Guide on ABC Compliance and Insert Advertising

August 12, 2005

• MyPublicNotices.com joins Legacy.com
• Journals arm-wrestle over right to say who's best
• York papers fight court decision
• Patriot-News wins Right-to-Know case
• Knight Ridder Embarks on Stock Buy-Back
• Gannett Announces Several Executive Appointments
• We're asking for your two cents. Send us what you wrote about the legislative pay raise.
• Secrets to Better Photojournalism
• From the Hotline: Can a public agency limit public comment to residents or taxpayers?
• American Bar Association Overwhelmingly Backs Federal Shield Law for Journalists

August 5, 2005

• Big Promo Brings Ad Bonanza In August
• Knight Ridder, Gannett, MediaNews Strike Blockbuster Deal
• In Big-City Knight Ridder Newsrooms, Worry Mixes With Confidence
• Reporters can be deposed in intelligent-design case.
• Singleton Opposes No-Disparagement Clause at York Daily Record
• Recent Growth Catapults Gannett to Top Spot In Weekly Newspaper Ownership
• Judge is asked for public access in Pa. dentist suit; Daily News, Inquirer file motion to examine records
• Penn State gets journalism scholarship in name of former PNA president
• Lifetime Achievement Award
• Benjamin Franklin Award
• Classified Advertising Tearsheet Contest
• From the Hotline: Can a quorum of the school board go on a "retreat" without violating the Sunshine Act?
• Newsroom Leadership with Ed Miller
• 'Quality' Circulation is on the Rise