events Archives - News/Media Alliance https://www.newsmediaalliance.org/tag/events/ Wed, 08 Feb 2023 21:27:49 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.2 News/Media Alliance Member Product and Program Overview https://www.newsmediaalliance.org/product-program-overview/ Wed, 08 Feb 2023 21:00:47 +0000 https://nmacopy.wpengine.com/?post_type=research_tools&p=3594 Overview of Alliance member products and programs, what they do and how to access them.

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Below is a quick-reference list of News/Media Alliance member products and programs, what they do and how to access them. Download a PDF of the Alliance Member Product and Program Overview one-pager here.

Newsmediaalliance.org and Alliance Social Media Channels

The Alliance website is a comprehensive repository of industry trends, data, and research that highlights news media strengths and positioning. Members have exclusive access to advertising support materials; reports and case studies on innovative strategies and success stories; thought leader webinars and other member-only events.

We also communicate timely industry news and updates, as well as information about new products and upcoming events and webinars, daily via our social media channels, including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedInYouTube and Instagram.

Public Policy

The News/Media Alliance diligently advocates on the pressing issues affecting today’s news media organizations, including monetization by the tech platforms, technology policy and advancements, postal rates, journalist protection and free press issues, and other important issues that matter most to you. As the media landscape becomes increasingly digital, it is critical that publishers find ways to monetize digital content and be fairly compensated for use of their digital content, including in search engines and for advertising sold against that content. The Alliance strongly supports legislation that would allow news publishers to collectively negotiate with the platforms for this purpose.

JCPA Resource Center: Your place for resources and the latest information on our efforts to pass the Journalism Competition & Preservation Act (JCPA) (H.R. 1735 and S. 673), a bipartisan bill that would allow news publishers to collectively negotiate with the tech platforms for fair compensation for use of their content. Resources found here include fact sheets, talking points, grassroots campaigns, our Change.org petition, our Google copyright White Paper, press releases and statements, lists of key supporters, news articles and editorials, survey research, print and digital ads, videos, and more. Visit www.JCPABill.com.

Policy Updates: A rolling update of the latest news and developments on the issues listed above that the Alliance is tracking and is engaged in activities on behalf of our members. Bookmark this page and check back regularly.

Platform News You Can Use: The News/Media Alliance sends regular updates to members on the latest developments with the major tech platforms on their work with news publishers and initiatives undertaken to highlight local news and quality journalism. You’ll find news on all the platforms and their new and ongoing projects in the Platform News You Can Use newsletter. Access the issue archive and subscribe here.

Postal Resources and Events: Through a partnership with the National Newspaper Association Foundation (NNAF), News/Media Alliance members enjoy free access to an online portal containing exclusive postal-related resources, events and materials. Materials found on the site include regular articles and updates on relevant postal issues and related regulatory affairs; postal education and training via the Max Heath Postal Institute TM; a Postal Hotline that provides consulting services; free registration to postal webinars and events; and more. Click here to access postal updates and to set up a login to the postal portal.

Podcast Series

News Take: Candid Conversations with Industry Leaders News Take is a series of podcast interviews with news and magazine professionals. Established leaders in the news media industry join News/Media Alliance Vice President, Research & Insights Rebecca Frank to offer their perspectives and insights on how news organizations are applying the latest industry trends.

Newsletters

Weekly Email Alerts: Get an alert when we publish new content! Simply sign up for the topic(s) that most interest you, such as Public Policy, Digital and the Blog, and we’ll send you an email alert when we publish new content on that topic. Sign up here.

Newsletters and Issue Alerts: We keep members informed on the latest news and innovative insights from and for the industry through our e-newsletters and alerts. Click below to opt in to receive updates on the topics that interest you.

 

Expanding the View: In this monthly newsletter, the Alliance shares stories about innovations and ideas from the last month that offer potential opportunities for publishers. Things like Web3, digital business models, and other tech topics with implications for the news industry will be covered. Click here to access the latest issue and subscribe to receive Expanding the View in your inbox.

Webinars and Events

Webinars: The Alliance offers regular educational webinars featuring in-house and external industry experts sharing tips and success stories for generating revenue, growing audience, and navigating relevant policy issues. Past webinars are archived and available to members on our website.

Mega-Conference: The News/Media Alliance is pleased to once again support the News Industry
Mega-Conference, an event where news publishers can come together to hear and share new trends and ideas, strategies and tactics for sustaining our industry and local journalism. To learn more about
Mega-Conference, click here.

Speaking Engagements: News/Media Alliance leadership frequently speak at well-respected and widely attended third-party industry and key vertical conferences. Upcoming events featuring our executives are listed here.

Member Tools & Programs

careerXchange gains you access to the industry’s top talent. Post news media industry job openings, search the listings and peruse resumes of potential candidates. Unlike the commercial job boards, our site is owned by the News/Media Alliance and was developed with industry employers in mind. Visit http://careerxchange.newsmediaalliance.org/ – member login required.

Hertz Member Discount: News/Media Alliance members can save up to 20% when they use the discount code CDP# 6308 for their Hertz car rental reservation. Members can also enjoy a first year, fee-waived membership to Hertz Gold Plus Rewards®.

Please contact membership@newsmediaalliance.org if you have any questions about Alliance member programs.

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Key Industry Takeaways From Mega-Conference 2018 https://www.newsmediaalliance.org/mega-takeaways-2018/ Tue, 06 Mar 2018 14:00:32 +0000 http://nmacopy.wpengine.com/?p=5970 Last week, publishers from across the country converged at the Key Executives Mega-Conference in San Diego, California, to discuss such issues as how to attract subscribers, grow revenue, marry print and digital strategies, and discover new products and services they can offer advertisers and readers. Co-hosted by Inland Press Association, Local Media Association, News Media […]

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Last week, publishers from across the country converged at the Key Executives Mega-Conference in San Diego, California, to discuss such issues as how to attract subscribers, grow revenue, marry print and digital strategies, and discover new products and services they can offer advertisers and readers. Co-hosted by Inland Press Association, Local Media Association, News Media Alliance and Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, and with the help of the California News Publishers Association, attendees of Mega-Conference took in dozens of panels and presentations hosted by their industry colleagues over the course of three days. The Alliance covered as many of the panels as humanly possible (and moderated one panel on combating fake news) so that we could bring you the biggest takeaways.

The Paths to Subscription

Undoubtedly the most anticipated presentation came from our colleagues at the American Press Institute. The API team presented the results of a new study of 4,100 recent newspaper subscribers focused on what convinced them to start paying for local news. The researchers discovered that there are nine different types of subscribers, and thus nine different paths to subscription. However, all nine had one thing in common: They typically spent a year or more engaging with the product — whether that was through reading the newspaper, visiting the publication’s website or interacting with reporters on social media — before finally committing to a subscription.
What does this information mean for you? Along with finding out how readers arrive at the decision to become subscribers, API also learned what can be done to help casual readers get over that barrier to becoming regular subscribers. For some, that means making the subscription process more seamless and streamlined; for others it means providing more local content, or engaging more with the community.

Engaging Ads Win Over Consumers and Advertisers

During a pre-conference session, the Second Street team taught attendees about the value of competition. Not with each other, though — between consumers. That’s because they showed the audience the kind of revenue they can draw in if they run competition ads. Sweepstakes, photo contests, ballots, “best of” lists — all are excellent ways to engage readers with the ads and draw in money for the client and the newspaper.
Not only do competition ads drive revenue, but they also allow the advertiser to collect valuable consumer data — like email addresses — so they can better target users in the future. For clients, they will gain better knowledge of and access to potential customers, which means that your publication becomes more valuable to them as well. Anything you can do to show advertisers your value, while at the same time engaging consumers, will help you increase revenue, Second Street explained. And the results, as you can see below, can be quite impressive.

Events Can Earn Dollars — and Respect

The Hustle is known for its newsletter for business- and techy-savvy millennials, but it started out as an event company and, as they explained, events are still where they do big business. The company built their reputation by creating HustleCon in 2015, a major event to inspire young businesspeople and bring together great minds and aspiring greats. After the event’s success, the company looked to newsletters to keep things going, and they’ve continued to exist primarily as an event and newsletter business. While you can read news on The Hustle’s blog and use their browser extension to get snippets of their hand-picked news each time you log on, their big products are a daily email and a series of events.
When they realized that their audience was skewing heavily male, they added more women-focused events to their schedule. They didn’t change their core product; they stuck to what they know — business and tech — and simply added women to the mix to help their existing product reach an untapped market. In doing so, they were able to add more events without having to start from scratch.

(Re)Building a Brand Can Go a Long Way

Who you are matters, but who you present yourself to be may matter more, at least according to marketing genius, Andy Cunningham. The woman who helped launch Apple in the ‘80s and has driven the brand-centric marketing push of the 2000s spent an hour and a half helping news publishers think about their own brands and the foot they need to put forward to keep or gain readers. Cunningham presented information from her new book, Get to Aha! Discover Your Positioning DNA and Dominate Your Competition, and discussed how news organizations can figure out their own corporate DNA and what that means for how they move forward.
When you understand your company’s DNA, Cunningham explained, you can find out how best to adapt to the times and serve your 21st century customers. Cunningham offered a DNA test (found in her slides here) to help publishers discover what kind of company they are. Once you know, you can craft your mission statement and go out and tell your story. That story will help you position yourself to better attract the kinds of business partners — from advertisers to readers — that are the right fit for your publication.
We’ll be delving more deeply into some of these topics in the coming weeks as part of our on-going “How To” series. If you were at Mega-Conference and want to hear more from particular presenters — or if you missed it and want us to catch you up — you can reach out to us by emailing jennifer@newsmediaalliance.org or tweeting @EditrixJen. You can also check out the tweets from Mega-Conference by following the #2018MegaConf hashtag or checking out the collection below.

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mediaXchange 2017 Registration https://www.newsmediaalliance.org/mxc17-registration/ Mon, 21 Nov 2016 12:00:24 +0000 https://nmacopy.wpengine.com/?post_type=nma_event&p=3514 At mediaXchange 2017, we are introducing a brand new format that will allow members to gain the most from conference programming

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WHY ATTEND MEDIAXCHANGE 2017?

mediaXchange is the premiere event for news media, offering the most relevant content on the most important issues affecting the news executive, digital marketer, publisher and other roles at news media organizations.

Only News Media Alliance members are eligible to attend mediaXchange. If you are not a member of the Alliance and are interested in membership, please contact Member Services at membership@newsmediaalliance.org.

Register now by clicking on the links below.

Click here for more information about mediaXchange 2017.

 

SPECIAL OFFER FOR MEMBERS: BRING A “NEW FACE” TO MEDIAXCHANGE AT NO ADDITIONAL COST:

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For Alliance newspaper members who register as paid attendees for mediaXchange 2017, we are offering a limited-time opportunity for you to introduce a first-time attendee to the event at no additional registration cost.

When you register, you will receive a link to a First-Time Attendee Registration form to give to a first-time attendee to register at no additional registration cost.

These free spaces are limited; take advantage of this great deal and register now using the links below!

Eligibility Requirements:
• You must register for mediaXchange as a paid attendee.
• You must be from an Alliance member newspaper company.
• The free attendee has never attended mediaXchange before.
• The free attendee must be from an Alliance member newspaper company.
• Each paid registrant can refer only 1 free attendee.

FULL CONFERENCE REGISTRATION:

Get the Early Bird rate through March 12th!

Full-conference registration includes all programming, Alliance hosted events and functions.

Full conference rates:

$845.00 until January 31, 2017 (Early, Early Bird)
$995.00 from February 1 to March 12, 2017 (Early Bird)
$1,095 after March 12, 2017 (Regular)
Register Now
Or, print out a registration form here to register via mail or email.

Group rates:

Groups of three or more from the same newspaper/company receive 35% off registration fees after the first two full-price registrations. Registrations from subsidiary companies are considered separately for group discount purposes.

Register Now: Download and fill out a Group Registration Form to register a group of 3 or more from the same newspaper/company via mail or email. (Online registration not available for Groups.)

PRESS REGISTRATION:

Credentialed media only. Must be attending in a reporting capacity.
To apply for a PRESS pass, click here.
Fill out and email the application to lindsey@newsmediaalliance.org or mail it to News Media Alliance, Attn: Lindsey Loving, Communications Manager, 4401 N. Fairfax Dr., Ste. 300, Arlington, VA 22203.
All press applications must be received by April 21, 2017. 

GUEST REGISTRATION:

Includes all programming and Alliance hosted meals and events. Guests may be required to purchase a ticket for specific ticketed events. If so, tickets may be purchased onsite. Guests may not attend the advertiser meetings.

Guest rate (full conference): $500.00

IMPORTANT: Guests are non-industry family or friends. Co-workers or any individual, including a family member, employed by newspapers, the media or suppliers to the media do not qualify for the guest fee and must register at the full conference fee if a member of the News Media Alliance. The News Media Alliance reserves the right to determine eligibility for the guest rate.
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REGISTRATION POLICIES:

BADGES: Badges are issued onsite either by scanning the QR code on the registration confirmation or by name. Badges must be worn at all times in the News Media Alliance conference space and at the advertiser meetings.

REFUNDS AND CANCELLATIONS: All cancellations and refund requests must be received in writing by March 31, 2017. Refunds will not be issued for cancellations made after this date regardless of the registration date or for no-shows. Refunds will be issued within 45 business days after the conference and a $100 processing fee will be deducted. Substitutions from the same company will be accepted in writing without penalty. Send requests to mediaXchange Registration, 4401 N. Fairfax Dr., Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22203.

REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION: An email confirmation will be sent within 7-10 business days.

PICTURES: Please be aware that photographers are present during the conference. Pictures taken may be used in future printed or electronic conference promotions or reports.

UNAUTHORIZED SOLICITATIONS: Solicitation of attendees, exhibitors and sponsors by non-sponsoring or non-exhibiting companies is prohibited and will subject the individual to expulsion from all events.

QUESTIONS? Please contact the Registrar at 844.656.4622 or registrar@newsmediaalliance.org.
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mediaXchange 2017 https://www.newsmediaalliance.org/mediaxchange/ Fri, 14 Oct 2016 15:28:40 +0000 https://nmacopy.wpengine.com/?post_type=nma_event&p=3401 At mediaXchange 2017, we are introducing a brand new format that will allow members to gain the most from conference programming

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Join us in New Orleans!

April 30-May 3, 2017

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mediaXchange is the largest annual gathering of news media industry executives in North America, offering an exchange of information and ideas with programming and unprecedented networking opportunities that generate results.
The conference is designed to inspire and to provide valuable ideas and insights to help news media industry professionals grow audience and revenue for their print and digital products.
Read below about what you can expect at mediaXchange 2017.

Quick Links:

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THE FUTURES OF NEWS:

There are many ways news media are positioned to excel through technology and innovation, as well as providing high-quality journalism and engaging with local communities. These are the futures of news.
 

ALL-NEW FORMAT:

At mediaXchange 2017, we are introducing a brand new format that will allow members to gain the most from conference programming, dialing up interactive sessions; new products that deliver subscribers and/or revenue; and facilitating results-oriented networking.


KEY FOCUS AREAS:

Audience Development: Grow your subscriber base and expand digital audience
New Revenue: The world beyond print and digital display
New World of Platforms: What does your content distribution mean to your bottom line
Leadership and Culture: How to create a culture of innovation
 

WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND mediaXchange 2017:

– Unparalleled networking opportunities with industry leaders.
– The latest research insights to help you improve audience and engagement and increase revenue.
– Private rooms for meetings between advertisers and newspaper representatives.
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– Not to mention, Jazz Fest! mediaXchange will take place during the most renowned event for jazz lovers in the world! We may be there to swap industry knowledge, but we also plan to have a lot of fun!

Check out the line-up of incredible musicians performing at the 2017 New Orleans Jazz Fest here!
 

REGISTRATION*

Early, Early Bird deadline extended! Register by January 31, 2017 to get the best rate.

Click here to register.
*News Media Alliance members only may attend mediaXchange.
 
Dress code: Business casual
 

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2016 Media Future Summit to be Held in Association with NAA https://www.newsmediaalliance.org/2016-media-future-summit-held-association-naa/ https://www.newsmediaalliance.org/2016-media-future-summit-held-association-naa/#respond Mon, 25 Apr 2016 21:51:42 +0000 http://newsmedia.wpengine.com/?p=2429 Other partners include The 4A’s, ANA, CTAM, Digital Content Next, The Digital Entertainment Group and MPA Press Contacts: MediaPost: Laura Daly – daly@mediapost.com Wharton: Peter Winicov winicov@wharton.upenn.edu Organizers of the annual Media Future Summit, The Wharton Future of Advertising Program and MediaPost, announce that the October 27, 2016 MFS will be held in association with […]

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Other partners include The 4A’s, ANA, CTAM, Digital Content Next, The Digital Entertainment Group and MPA

Press Contacts:
MediaPost: Laura Daly – daly@mediapost.com
Wharton: Peter Winicov winicov@wharton.upenn.edu

Organizers of the annual Media Future Summit, The Wharton Future of Advertising Program and MediaPost, announce that the October 27, 2016 MFS will be held in association with The 4A’s, The ANA, CTAM, Digital Content Next, The Digital Entertainment Group, The MPA and the NAA.

The summit will take place October 27, 2016 at the Van-Pelt-Dietrich Library at The University of Pennsylvania.

Bob Garfield, co-host of public radio’s “On the Media”, MediaPost columnist and chief organizer of the summit, welcomes the participation of these organizations and their anticipated contributions: “The delicate way of saying this is that the Summit will be a uniquely ecumenical gathering consisting of the best minds and biggest leaders from the entirety of the media-marketing ecosystem. The more descriptive way is to say we’re all in this boat together, and the vessel is taking on water very fast.”

Garfield created The Media Future Summit in 2015 to address the cataclysmic effect digital technology was having on the media:  “We’ve all heard, and probably uttered empty pieties about the historic explosion of media afforded by digital technology.  The implosion of the media’s business models, unfortunately, tends to get glossed over, or simply denied. This summit will be a no-gloss zone. We’re locking owners and bosses in a room, and — in search of answers — demanding unvarnished truth.”The Media Future Summit is an exclusive gathering of top executives tapped from throughout the media ecosystem to seek lasting business solutions amid digital-age reordering of the media economy.

About The Organizers

The Wharton School and Wharton Future of Advertising Program
Established in 2008 by Yoram (Jerry) Wind and Catharine Findiesen Hays, the Wharton Future of Advertising Program is the preeminent center bridging leading academics, executives, entrepreneurs, and students for deeper insights, bolder innovation, and broader positive personal, organizational, and societal impacts for advertising and marketing. WFoA generates knowledge and thought leadership on topics related to the future of advertising via roundtables, conferences, radio broadcasts, and publications. Wind and Hays collaborated with over 200 global thought leaders to create a model and roadmap for the future of advertising in their recent book, Beyond Advertising: Creating Value Through all Customer Touchpoints (Wiley 2016).

MediaPost
MediaPost Communications (www.mediapost.com) is an integrated publishing and conference company providing a wide array of resources to media, marketing and advertising professionals, producing more than 30 conferences each year, seven annual award shows, fourteen news dailies and more than forty industry-focused newsletters & blogs. MediaPost is committed to providing a premium level of content in all publications and conferences. The company, founded in 1996, is New York based and privately held.

Bob Garfield
Bob Garfield is a columnist, critic, broadcaster, author and lecturer who has devoted his career to the media and marketing landscape. A MediaPost editor-at-large, he previously spent 25 years as the advertising critic for Advertising Age. For the past 15 years has been co-host of public radio’s “On The Media.” A recipient of many journalism awards, including the Peabody, he is the author of five books and has lectured in 37 countries on six continents. A visiting lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania, he is also a senior fellow at the Wharton School’s SEI Center for Advanced Studies in Management. His seminal 2007 book, The Chaos Scenario, presciently described the apocalyptic disruptions of the media economy in the digital age.

About The Associates

The 4A’s
The 4A’s is the catalyst for bringing together the right people in the right place at the right time to address the advertising industry’s most critical business issues. We provide leadership, advocacy, guidance and community to our members and the industry at large, with proprietary access to the people, information and tools needed to make smarter management decisions. Its mission is to help agencies become more successful. Visit the 4A’s at www.aaaa.org.

The ANA
The ANA (Association of National Advertisers) provides leadership that advances marketing excellence and shapes the future of the industry. Founded in 1910, the ANA’s membership includes nearly 700 companies with 10,000 brands that collectively spend over $250 billion in marketing and advertising. The ANA also includes the Business Marketing Association (BMA) and the Brand Activation Association (BAA), which operate as divisions of the ANA, and the Advertising Educational Foundation, which is an ANA subsidiary. The ANA advances the interests of marketers and promotes and protects the well being of the marketing community.http://www.ana.net

CTAM
CTAM, the Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing, is a non-profit, professional association with 83 corporate members, focused on driving business results through a mix of cooperative marketing, strategic collaboration, and education. The organization leads various national marketing initiatives, such as Cable Mover® and TV EverywhereSM, and enables the work of the MSO Marketing, Residential Products and Business Services Councils. In addition, CTAM delivers a highly rated executive education series that includes its hallmark program, Cable Executive Management at Harvard Business School. www.ctam.com.

Digital Content Next
Digital Content Next (DCN) is the only trade organization dedicated to serving the unique and diverse needs of high-quality digital content companies that manage trusted, direct relationships with consumers and marketers. The organization was founded in June 2001 as the Online Publishers Association (OPA). Comprised of some of the most trusted and well-respected media brands, DCN produces proprietary research for its members and the public, creates public and private forums to explore and advance key issues that impact digital content brands, offers an influential voice that speaks for digital content companies in the press, with advertisers and policy makers, and works to educate the public at large on the importance of quality content brands. Digital Content Next’s membership has an unduplicated audience of 223,098 million unique visitors or 100% reach of the U.S. online population.

DEG: The Digital Entertainment Group
The Digital Entertainment Group is an industry association that advocates and promotes entertainment platforms, products and distribution channels on behalf of the motion picture, music, consumer electronics and technology companies.

DEG membership is comprised of: Akamai, Alliance Entertainment, Anchor Bay Entertainment, BBC Worldwide America, bitMAX, BluFocus, Cinedigm, Cinram, Content Bridge, Cryptography Research, DTS Entertainment, Deloitte, Deluxe Digital, Directv, Dolby Laboratories, Entertainment One, Film Track, GfK Entertainment, Gibson, Google Play, HBO Home Entertainment, Intel, Kaleidescape, LG Electronics USA, Lionsgate, Mediamorph, MGM Entertainment, Microsoft, MovieLabs, NPD Group, Neustar Media, Nielsen Entertainment, Panasonic, Paramount Home Media Distribution, Philips Electronics, PricewaterhouseCoopers, RLJ Entertainment, Random Media, Redbox, Rentrak, Rovi, Samsung Electronics, ScreenPlay, Sony DADC, Sony Electronics, Sony Music Entertainment, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, Technicolor, Toshiba America Consumer Products, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Universal Music Group, Universal Operations Group, Universal Pictures Home Entertainment, Vubiquity, Walt Disney Studios, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and Western Digital.

MPA
MPA—The Association of Magazine Media is the primary advocate and voice for the magazine media industry, driving thought leadership and game-changing strategies to promote the industry’s vitality and increase its revenues and market share. Established in 1919, MPA represents 200 domestic, associate and international members. MPA is headquartered in New York City, with a government affairs office in Washington, D.C.

NAA
NAA is a nonprofit organization representing nearly 2,000 newspapers and their multiplatform businesses in the United States and Canada. NAA members include daily newspapers, as well as nondailies, other print publications and online products. Headquartered near Washington, D.C., in Arlington, Va., the association focuses on the major issues that affect today’s newspaper industry: public policy/legal matters, advertising revenue growth and audience development across the medium’s broad portfolio of products and digital platforms. Information about the association and the industry also may be found at www.newsmedia.com.

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