National Newspaper Association
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Digital/Technology
Human Triumph: People Still Prefer Humans Over AI For Content, News, More
Oct 15, 2025
Large language models (LLMs) may prefer AI-generated content, but for human audiences, AI content doesn’t hold a candle to human-created content.
The Brunswick News chooses ProImage NewsWayX to automate and streamline workflow
Oct 15, 2025
Brunswick News Publishing Co., the long-standing publisher of The Brunswick News and a wide portfolio of community and specialty publications across Georgia and the Southeast, has adopted ProImage’s ...
Welcome to new NNA Allied Member, Pre1 Software
Oct 15, 2025
Since 1999, Pre1 Software has focused on integrating and automating publishing workflows. Its flagship technology, SmartPublisher, is a powerful suite of software designed for newspapers, magazines and ...
By giving them an effortless way to request the paper, you are catching them at the right moment
Oct 1, 2025
In today’s world, much of our effort to reach new readers takes place online. Digital tools have become some of the best ways for us to grow our reach in the community and connect with readers.
How Are Google Users Changing Their Search Behavior With AI?
Sep 16, 2025
A recent Pew Research Center report on search behavior put quite the scare in publishers, showing that less than 1 in 10 Google users actually clicked on a link after encountering an AI summary.
Training flash sessions address issues in admin, advertising, circulation, digital and editorial
Sep 1, 2025
Five flash session tables will run concurrently, organized by Admin, Advertising, Circulation, Digital, and Editorial.
ProImage Moves Lee Enterprises to Cloud Workflow
May 13, 2025
ProImage demonstrated the speed, expertise, and reliability that set it apart in the print production technology space when it came to the aid of Lee Enterprises earlier this year.
A personal tale about AI tools and newspapers
May 1, 2025
People in our industry have been feeling a sense of unease about Artificial Intelligence. For the large dailies, AI is a threat. But should community newspaper executives see the same looming negatives? ...
Focusing on the future: With a nod to the past, Austin Lewter applies traditional journalism values to the modern platforms of today and tomorrow
May 1, 2025
At 42, Austin Lewter has played a role in community newspapers for nearly three-quarters of his life, starting as a pre-teen photojournalist at the newspaper he now owns with his wife, Jennifer.
