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The recent decision by The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times to skip endorsing a presidential candidate has put the issue of media trust in the spotlight — and it underscores just how differently local newspapers are perceived from their national counterparts. 

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Senior Leadership Conference
Leonard Woolsey, president of Southern Newspapers and president and publisher of The Daily News in Galveston, Texas, has been elected president of America's Newspapers for 2024-25.  The election of officers and directors was held Oct. 22 during the Senior Leadership Conference in Charleston.
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Admiral, The Visitor Relationship Management (VRM) Company, builds relationships, revenue and retention for news publishers worldwide, including Gannett, Shaw Media, New York Post and Boone Newspapers.
America's Newspapers Foundation
The Inland Press Foundation has generously committed its entire endowment to the America’s Newspapers Foundation. This gift will further its mission of protecting and advancing local newspapers across the United States.  Five representatives from the Inland Foundation board have joined the America’s Newspapers Foundation board.
Resource Center
America's Newspapers is excited to announce the launch of the Resource Center — a powerful new tool designed exclusively for members to maximize their local advertising efforts. This innovative hub provides access to cutting-edge research and valuable resources that can help your newspaper increase revenue and better serve local businesses.
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The Oregonian will revert to its traditional broadsheet newspaper format early next year, the publisher announced Thursday.
Associated Press journalists and staffers from across the globe are among the winners of the 2024 Oliver S. Gramling Awards and Chairman’s Prize, the highest internal honors of The Associated Press. 
October 30, 2024 - In a new article in The Washington Monthly, Dr. Courtney C. Radsch, director of the Center for Journalism and Liberty at the Open Markets Institute, argues that the survival of artificial intelligence hinges on high-quality, human-generated content and data, which means that journalists, artists, content creators and analysts, have more leverage to be fairly compensated for their work than they might realize. 
Industry people
Heidi Wright, immediate past president of America's Newspapers, reflected on the journey she has shared with the local community in a recent column as she bid farewell on her last day as chief operating officer of EO Media Group and publisher of The Bulletin in Bend, Oregon.
Richard N. Winfield, a leading U.S. First Amendment lawyer who represented The Associated Press for three decades and championed freedom of expression for journalists around the world, died on Tuesday, Oct. 22. He was 91.
Krutika Pathi has been appointed the news director for the U.K. and Ireland, based in London. She is currently the South Asia correspondent for the AP, based in New Delhi, covering India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal.