Veteran Montana Capitol reporter launches new investigative news service Hard-hitting content freely available to news outlets throughout the state HELENA – Veteran Montana statehouse reporter John S. Adams is pleased to announce the launch of a statewide news service offering high-quality content and analysis to media outlets throughout Montana. The Montana Free Press seeks to […]
MCPS: Topless photos, lewd language in Willard High newspaper violated policy February 2, 2016 – Missoulian Bottom of Form A Missoula County Public Schools district investigation has determined a recent edition of a student newspaper violated board policy by including photographs of “partially nude women perceived to be students” and “lewd and vulgar language.” […]
MCPS recalls Willard student newspaper over topless photos, conducts investigation January 29, 2016 – Missoulian The Missoula County Public Schools district is investigating whether the most recent edition of the Willard Wire, a publication produced by Willard Alternative High School students, violated district policy by including photos of topless men and women. The district is […]
Crisp suspends Outpost, joining Last Best News By: David Crisp | This is the cover of the latest copy—and the last under David Crisp—of the 18-year-old Billings Outpost. This is issue number 952 of The Billings Outpost. It also may be the last. At this writing, a chance remains that the paper will be resurrected […]
Montana booking photos By CHARLES S. JOHNSON For the Montana Freedom of Information Hotline Related documents: MT AG Opinion Booking Photos December 2015 Order Releasing Booking Photos October 2015 HELENA–Mug shots of criminal defendants are now public records in Montana that must be released to the news media. In October, state District Court Judge Jon […]
2015: One very robust year for advertising Spending is up 7 percent for the full year and 17 percent in fourth quarter By Bill Cromwell January 26, 2016 Share | Any growth in advertising from one year to the next is always a good thing, even if it’s up just a couple of percentage points. […]
For Immediate Release—Jan. 21, 2016 Contact: Tonda F. Rush [email protected] Congressional action is needed NOW to preserve small-town mail service, community newspaper organization says If Congress does not act quickly to reform the U.S. Postal Service, small-town America can expect a further slow-down of the mail, said Chip Hutcheson, publisher of The Times-Leader in […]
Will More Newspapers Go Nonprofit? It depends what happens to The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Daily News. ROBINSON MEYER JAN 14, 2016 TECHNOLOGY On Tuesday, three of Philadelphia’s most important journalistic resources—its legendary daily newspaper, the Inquirer; its accomplished tabloid, the Daily News; and its main news website, Philly.com—took the first step toward becoming nonprofits. […]
2016 MNA Master Editor/Publisher and Montana Newspaper Hall of Fame nomination forms Now is your chance to spotlight your fellow newspaper professionals for their accomplishment in Montana journalism by nominating them for the 2016 Montana Master Editor/Publisher Award or nominating them for induction into the Montana Newspaper Hall of Fame. • The deadline to submit […]
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