ANA News
Court sides with newspaper over Arizona audit public records
PHOENIX (AP) — The Arizona Court of Appeals on Tuesday rejected another request by Cyber Ninjas to avoid turning over records related to the consulting firm’s review of the 2020 election on behalf of the state Senate. In a 3-0 ruling, the judges reiterated the court’s...
Notes from the ANA Director
Welcome November! A few topics I would like to talk about this week are webinars, the Local Journalism Sustainability Act (LJSA), newsroom resources and Arizona legislative news. Gordon Borrell conducted a follow up webinar especially for ANA members on his 2031...
Workspace matters
By Kevin Slimp CEO, newspaperacademy.com Create a desktop that maximizes your creative output Today, I’m going to invite you into my office to see how I work and some of the tools I use. Many folks reading this column have been to my webinars and seen the printers,...
Notes from the ANA Director
Happy Halloween! It’s that spooky time of the year when everyone looks at budgets. How are your budgeting efforts going? Any great ideas heading into 2022? With next year’s political season, I hope you are all finding ways to incorporate that into your budget. At our...
Don’t let shortcuts thwart quality content
By Jim Pumarlo Newsroom Strategies Training Many newsrooms, already strained by lean staffs, have seen resources exacerbated by the economic toll of the coronavirus. Circumstances have prompted editors and reporters to take shortcuts in gathering and publishing the...
Catch more customers for your advertisers
Ad-libs by John Foust Newspaper Advertising Trainer – Raleigh, NC My friends Mark and Sandy invited me to spend a couple of days in a vacation beach condo they had rented, about a month before their first child was born. Mark and I decided to do some fishing, so we...