National Newspaper Association received news this week that its campaign to help community newspapers avoid a postage up-charge intended for lightweight publications was successful and a 78 percent in-county piece rate increase that would have taken effect in June has been averted.
Pulse Research will be providing you with the results of the Q1 Pulse of America survey. Your sales staff will have the most current consumer product and service purchasing plans for effective sales presentations.
NNA has partnered with Knowledgewebb.net, a site offering hands-on training, self-directed courses, ongoing webinars and more for everyone working in media and communications. Members receive unlimited hands-on training in a very easy-to-use setting, interactive live webinars and chat sessions and access to experts in a dozen different subject areas. Knowledgewebb offers a database of 150+ hands-on lessons to help you learn more, and new lessons are added every week. Topics include how to start a website from scratch, how to use Twitter to market yourself, how to choose a content management system, how to buy a digital camera and much more.
Connect to young readers in your community this spring by sharing the story of America’s most beloved president, Abraham Lincoln, in an eight-chapter serialized story geared toward elementary school children called “A Fine Fella.”
National Newspaper Association member newspapers are invited to run a "Kid Scoop" page about the Haiti Earthquake for young kids — at no cost.
In recognition of the excellent effort made by many community newspapers to engage young readers, the National Newspaper Association hosts a Best of Newspaper In Education (BNIE) contest that highlights these efforts as examples for other newspapers.
For almost a decade, the Affinity Group has provided health insurance plans for NNA members. Affinity is now are pleased to introduce: NEW health insurance options; life insurance; disability insurance; dental/vision benefits; AND complete human resources management.
NNA members can save 50 percent off every webinar in Poynter’s News University library now through March 31.
National Newspaper Association received news this week that its campaign to help community newspapers avoid a postage up-charge intended for lightweight publications was successful and a 78 percent in-county piece rate increase that would have taken effect in June has been averted.
Pulse Research will be providing you with the results of the Q1 Pulse of America survey. Your sales staff will have the most current consumer product and service purchasing plans for effective sales presentations.
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