Author Archive for Paul J. Boyle – Page 3
Everything You Need to Know About Newsprint Tariffs
Discussion Points for a Conversation or Letter with Policymakers
- I respectfully request your urgent assistance on a matter that will have a severe impact ... Read More
Investigation on Newsprint Antidumping Moves Forward
On September 22, the International Trade Commission (ITC) voted unanimously (4-0) to continue with the antidumping investigation brought on by a petition from the North Pacific Paper Company ... Read More
Webinar: Ad Filtering within Chrome is Coming: Are You Prepared?
Google has announced a few initiatives in support of standards developed by the Coalition for Better Ads. ... Read More
Congress Weighs In on Newsprint Antidumping Case
A bi-partisan group of the House of Representatives on September 18 asked the International Trade Commission (ITC) to deny a petition filed by the North ... Read More
Postage will go down for many newspapers next year
The U.S. Postal Service on October 12 proposed new rates for 2017 that may significantly decrease postage costs for many newspapers using the nation’s postal ... Read More
Statement: FTC’s Complaint Against Bogus Subscription Renewal Firms
Media Contact: Lindsey Loving Manager, Communications lindsey@newsmediaalliance.org 571.366.1009 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Statement: FTC's Complaint Against Bogus Subscription Renewal Firms May 4, 2016 Arlington, Va. – ... Read More
FTC Complaint Against Bogus Subscription Renewal Firms
Statement from Newspaper Association of America: Federal Trade Commission’s Complaint against Bogus Subscription Renewal Firms MEDIA CONTACT: Lindsey Loving Manager, Communications Lindsey@newsmediaalliance.org 571.366.1009 FOR IMMEDIATE ... Read More
Postal Rates Going Down on April 10
The U.S. Postal Service on February 25 filed a notice with the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) that it will reduce prices for market-dominant products, which ... Read More
USPS Can’t Reject Mailings with Marijuana Ads
In a statement issued in mid-December, the U.S. Postal Service declared that it is illegal to enter mail, including newspapers, which contain advertisements offering to ... Read More
