Author Archive for Danielle Coffey
NAA Disappointed by Decision to Keep 1975 Ban on Newspaper Investment
The NAA is stunned that any policymaker in the Internet era would propose to keep a 1970s-era law that prevents broadcast stations and newspapers from ... Read More
Media Ownership Reform Principles
FCC Commissioner O'Rielly Discusses the Media Ownership Ruling NMA has long advocated for the repeal of the media ownership rules that prevent the cross ownership ... Read More
NAA Endorses NTIA “Best Practices” on UAS Privacy
Over the past year, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has held a series of meetings to discuss best practices for privacy, accountability and ... Read More
FCC Ban Hurts Journalism
Media ownership rules were adopted in 1975 to prevent cross ownership of radio, broadcast and newspaper in the same market as a way to promote ... Read More
NAA applauds the introduction of H.R. 4770 by Representative Pat Tiberi (R-OH)
Legislation would clarify tax deductions for outside newspaper printing NAA applauds the introduction of H.R. 4770 by Representative Pat Tiberi (R-OH), which would clarify the entity ... Read More
U.S. Tax Code Doesn’t Keep Up with Advancements in Newsgathering
It is universally acknowledged that newspaper investments in journalism translate to readers' awareness of the world around them, including politics, the economy, entertainment and countless ... Read More
The Library of Congress’ Transition to Digital Newspaper Records
There is an inarguable need to preserve our nation's historical record, and The Library of Congress helps our industry do just that by cataloging our ... Read More
Data Leakage May Increase Ad-Blocking Adoption
A practice referred to as “data leakage” is particularly harmful to the publisher/reader relationship. Data leakage occurs when a publisher of a website unknowingly grants ... Read More
Facebook’s Political Advertising Policy
The News Media Alliance has taken an active role in conversations around Facebook's plan, announced in April 2018, to label quality news as political advocacy ... Read More
