The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and the 57 undersigned media organizations write in opposition to restrictions on the press during the upcoming Senate impeachment trial of President Donald J. Trump.
A national memorial is important for paying tribute to journalists who perished not only while reporting on the front lines of battle, but those whose lives were lost while simply fulfilling their duty to deliver the news. That was the message delivered at a December 4, 2019, Congressional hearing by advocates for legislation to establish a Fallen Journalists Memorial in Washington, DC.
This bill will provide relief to community newspapers with sponsored pensions by allowing for contributions at an alternative minimum funding standard.
Seven media organizations representing over 20,000 media publishers and professionals in over 120 countries around the world have come together to express concern over Facebook’s new advertising policy that labels quality news as political advocacy.
LawView tracks state and federal bills that would affect news media publishers. Currently, we’re following legislative proposals falling in one of eight different topics as they pertain to news media: drones, online political ad disclosure, anti-SLAPP, federal, public notices, Freedom of Information Act, First Amendment and telemarketing.
The News Media Alliance has been honored with two Gold awards in the 2017 Association TRENDS 2017 All Media Contest. They were two of nearly 300 entries in the association publications contest.
Senator Al Franken (D-MN) gave an important speech yesterday at the Open Markets Institute in Washington, D.C. The theme was
It’s been an election for the history books. We know everyone can become heated in campaigning and relations can become
The U.S. Postal Service on October 12 proposed new rates for 2017 that will significantly decrease postage costs for many newspapers
There are 132 democracies in the world. And none of them have easily searchable, usable legislative databases. For author and
