Seattle, WA– Marguerite Casey Foundation is pleased to announce its Fellowship Program on Poverty. The program, which aims to increase the public’s and policymakers’ understanding of poverty through journalism, consists of two components: fellowships (2) for professional journalists and scholarships (2) for students of journalism. 

The Illinois Supreme Court announced today that it will begin allowing video and still cameras in some trial court proceedings.  The announcement was made by Chief Justice Thomas Kilbride  and was heralded by the Illinois Press Association as a move that will allow more openness and transparency in the judicial branch of government.

Growing readers, audience & service

Friday, Feb. 24 in St. Louis

Circulation Training for Today's Newspapers

During this interactive session hosted by the Missouri Press Foundation and Illinois Press Foundation, Steve Wagenlander will share industry leading best practices to increase circulation revenues, grow audience and improve overall customer satisfaction with your newspaper. In addition to ideas to grow volume or revenue, Steve will update the group on the latest in email marketing efforts and how this can translate into revenue and audience growth.

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John Pisa, President of The Pisa Group, Inc., the newspaper industry leading telemarketing partner, Rick Hively, President of Wilson Gregory Agency, Inc., America’s #1 provider of accident insurance for independent contractors, and L. Michael Zinser of The Zinser Law Firm, P.C., General Counsel to 8 circulation trade associations, will collaborate to present this seminar.