FAA Releases Final Rules for Drones, Newsgathering
Last week, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) finalized its rules on the commercial use of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) weighing up […]
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Public Policy Quarterly Update Newsletter – Summer 2016
Welcome to Public Policy Quarterly Update, NMA’s quarterly newsletter. Our goal is to connect you to legislators and keep you
NAA Asks FTC to Investigate Unlawful Ad-Blocking Practices
Arlington, VA – Today, two leading media organizations representing news
FCC Ban Hurts Journalism
Media ownership rules were adopted in 1975 to prevent cross ownership of radio, broadcast and newspaper in the same market
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
Statement: World Press Freedom Day
NAA members and press associations are encouraged to publish this statement by NAA President and CEO David Chavern: “We at
Digital Publishers Put Brave Software on Notice for Substituting Ads
Media Contact: Lindsey Loving Manager, Communications lindsey@newsmediaalliance.org 571.366.1009 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Digital Publishers Put Brave Software on Notice for Substituting
Speaker Lineup Announced for NAA mediaXchange 2016
Media Contact: Lindsey Loving Manager, Communications lindsey@newsmediaalliance.org 571.366.1009 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Speaker Lineup Announced for NAA mediaXchange 2016 Sir Martin
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
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.