New England Press Association's News Roundup

		This Edition's Featured Job Opening BUSINESS- TO-CONSUMER AND RETENTION MARKETING MANAGER The Day, an award-winning independent daily newspaper in Southeastern Connecticut (circulation 28,000 daily, 32,000 Sunday) is seeking a Business-to-Consumer and Retention Marketing Manager. More job openings Nat’l chain buys Boston’s bostinno.com site Hartford Courant , parent headed out of bankruptcy Christian Science Monitor wins award for poverty report Globe debuts advertorial-like online ad feature GateHouse ad exchange up to 500+ clients Globe among hosts for news developers Harvard’s Jones: Recession made papers better at biz VTDigger.org part of 3-year-old nat’l online network Harvard-spawned site aims to negate political bias NENPA/NOA seek entries for print quality contest • Names, numbers and e-mail of NENPA and e-Bulletin staff
Bulletin photo by Daniella Iervolino Bill Kole prepares to model the gag gift hat he received from Jim Campanini as they exchange smiles and roles as president of the New England Society of Newspaper Editors. Kole succeeded Campanini as president, in an election at the society’s annual meeting Nov. 16. NESNE, NEAPNEA merge By Daniella Iervolino Bulletin Staff Two of the top New England journalism organizations have merged. Members of the New England Society of Newspaper Editors approved the transfer of the financial assets and membership of the now-dissolved New England Associated Press News Executives Association (NEAPNEA) to the society. The New England Society of Newspaper Editors (NESNE) is the surviving organization. NEAPNEA’s board of directors and member newspapers also have approved the move unanimously. The New England Society of Newspaper Editors vote took place Nov. 16 at the UMass-Lowell Inn and Conference Center in Lowell, Mass. Some NEAPNEA directors will serve as board members of NESNE. MORE >

P R E S E N T A T I O N S Newspapers now need to be all-information portals Optimism prevails despite newspapers' travails Shift in ad strategies urged to boost momentum Content key to increasing mobile-device audience Mass. again dominates awards for Newspaper of the Year	P H O T O S Multiple award winners Newspapers of the year Publick Occurrences awards Educator of the year, Rogers Editorial, Piper First Amendment awards
*Other Stories*
After a spotty start at 14, she's still, at 100 years old, writing newspaper columns
REPORTS FROM NEW ENGLAND FIRST AMENDMENT INSTITUTE
Investigative reporting will survive, even thrive, in today's society: Oreskes	Speaker outlines power of Internet as investigative tool
FOIA: Powerful, but flawed
*News Digest*
*The links below are to items on other websites:* • Google ads outstrip all U.S. print pubs combined • Paulson: Cross-ownership ban outdated in digital era *The link below is to an item on another website:* • Christian Science Monitor wins award for poverty report *The links below are to items on other websites:* • Boston.com debuts advertorial-like online ad feature • GateHouse private ad exchange up to 500+ clients • Study: Content publishers still favored for online ads • New ad models threaten old journalism constructs • Pulse pushes story-like ‘native advertising’ • AP sells iCircular mobile newspaper ad platform • Groupon daily deals stock tumbling • Cyber sales rising sharply *The links below are to items on other websites:* • States’ rules vary on interviewing prisoners • Legal guidelines on rights to take photos, access files • Tips for journalists on digital video editing • How AP verifies user-generated content • More is less in using Twitter to attract followers • More Twitter tips, for improved marketing • Recasting daily and morning cycle in digital news era • Who uses cellphones, and for what *The links below are to items on other websites:* • German newsprint 5% price hike signals other hikes • Study shows $33.3B in non-print $$ by 2016 for printers *The link below is to an item on another website:* • ABC renamed Alliance for Audited Media • ABC name change augurs other changes • NENPA/NOA print quality contest entries open • Nominations open for NENPA Hall of Fame *The links below are to items on other websites:* • Nat’l chain buys Boston’s bostinno.com news site • VTDigger.org part of 3-year-old nat’l online network • Harvard-spawned site aims to negate political bias • Storify eyes monetization, going beyond media base • Tumblr pageviews up 5B since Dec., to 20B a month • Tumblr says it’s among top 10 most-visited sites	• Andrew J. Pape • Glenis Gertrude Crocker Caouette • Joseph W. 'Joe' Mooney Jr. • Gloria (Gould) Bernard • Robert D. Flathers • Joe Heaney • Bette Lee Leistinger • Jane Holtz Kay • Roland Folsom Pease • Jane B. Armstrong • Beverley Boseman Fuller • Marjorie Holmquist • Joan (Niland) Cook • James H. 'Jim' Sullivan • Brian Alfred Lawson • Ruth G. Hawley • Priscilla L. 'Pat' Lewis • Elizabeth M. 'Betty' Anderson • David Joseph Saliba • Duane C. Hayes • Michael Francis 'Mike' Rosenthal • Paul A. Johnston • Al Navikauskas • Rita A (Miville) Gott • Warren James Allan • MAINE Larry Hubner • Frank Curran • MASSACHUSETTS Martin Baron • RHODE ISLAND Mary Lynn Bosiak • Barry Mechanic • VERMONT Tom Kearney • Amanda Kuhnert • Nathan Burgess *The links below are to items on other websites:* • U.S. Supreme rules it’s OK to record police • Gov’t surveillance rising in U.S. • Secret gov’t spying might harm scribes’ confidences • Law protecting personal digital privacy outdated *The links below are to items on other websites:* • Providence Journal lays off 23 after 11 buyouts • Report: 3 photographers among Journal layoffs • 3rd-quarter ad revenue down 5%; 25th down quarter • Hartford Courant, parent cleared to exit bankruptcy • Print revenue falling far faster than digital $$ uptick • Globe among hosts for news developer fellows • Jones: Recession made papers better at business • AP now offers Spanish-language Stylebook • Doctor: Papers need to expand GOP-like audience *The links below are to items on other websites:* • Graphic shows how marketers value social media • Privacy advocates ask Facebook to reverse changes • Papers not leveraging Facebook to diversify users • Facebook news feed changes based on relevancy • Facebook tests news feed for most-shared stories • Facebook adds ‘Pages feed’ for business posts • Pinterest launches accounts for businesses • Twitter adds Facebook-, Instragram-like visuals • Twitter study says Twitter promotes retail sales *The links below are to items on other websites:* • Graphic shows what users do on mobile devices • Study: Taking photos No. 1 use of cell phone
*Columnists*
*Writing* Newsroom learning sifts through the murmur mill Jim Stasiowski *Design* All quotable, some notable Ed Henninger	*Advertising* Telling clients stories creates happy endings John Foust *Technology* *Print holds its own vs. digital* Kevin Slimp
*Commentary* Mug shot websites pose 1st Amendment dilemma Gene Policinski
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