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Summer’s on My Mind — Page 4 Vol. 23 • Issue 2 PRINTNew Jersey Press Association • www.njpa.org Summer 2012 Webinar: Tricks for W.J.A. v. D.A. libel case: Processing Photos Faster Court limits damages with Russell Viers, Adobe Certified Trainer June 21 • 2-3 pm in website libel case Webinar: In a significant victory for free Punitive Damages Act specifi- Covering the speech advocates, the New Jer- cally precludes a punitive dam- Presidential sey Supreme Court issued a cor- age award in the absence of an Election: Why and rected opinion that limits private award of compensatory dam- How defamation damage awards to ages. A punitive damage award, with Al Cross, Institute for Rural nominal damages in the absence under the Act, may not be based Journalism & Community Issues of proof of actual harm. solely on an award of nominal June 22 • 2-3 pm The new opinion came on damages (less than $500 in New Government Affairs May 21 in the defamation case of Jersey). COmmittee Meeting W.J.A. v. D.A. (The initial ruling The Court issued a corrected July 10 • 11 am Kilgore Scholarship Winner: Emily Masters receives her was issued on May 17. See link to opinion, removing the language teleconference award from Jim Kilgore, publisher of the Princeton Packet. The a related article below). that a nominal damage award award is named in honor of his father, Bernard Kilgore, former Defamation has long been an is a foundation for a punitive Webinar: chairman of Dow Jones and the Packet. Emily also was named the oddity of tort law, by allowing damage award. Thus, in order How to Use New Jersey High School Journalist of the Year for 2012. juries to presume damages in to receive punitive damages in a Pinterest the absence of evidence of ac- defamation case, a plaintiff must with Joan Stewart, tual injury. The May 21 opinion first prove compensatory dam- The Publicity Hound significantly limits the ability of ages. Otherwise, the plaintiff is July 12 • 2-3 pm Borg New Media Internship a jury to award a windfall to a limited to nominal damages. plaintiff, by limiting presumed In this case, the plaintiff— NJPA Executive damage awards to nominal referred to as W.J.A. in court COmmittee Meeting announces its first recipient damages only. records — brought a defamation July 26 • 10:30 am The first winner of the Mac ity deadline writer. She asks the According to NJPA General complaint against his nephew, North Jersey Media Group, Borg New Media Internship is right questions and has become Counsel Tom Cafferty, the origi- D.A., in response to D.A.’s web- Woodland Park Rachel Auerbach, a sophomore a polished journalist.” nal (May 17) opinion from the site accusations that his uncle Government Affairs majoring in journal- She was chosen from state’s highest Court provided sexually abused him as a child. COmmittee Meeting ism at the University more than 20 appli- that an award of nominal dam- D.A.’s 1998 lawsuit against his August 7 • 11 am of Maryland. She is cants for the internship, ages may support a claim for pu- uncle for child molestation was teleconference from Ocean, N.J. which honors the chair- nitive damages. dismissed on statute of limita- Rachel was chosen man of North Jersey On May 21, NJPA attorneys tions grounds, and D.A. was hit by a panel of judges Media Group. NJMG advised the Court that they in- with a $50,000 defamation judg- from New Jersey me- publishes The Record tended to file a motion for re- ment as a result of a counter- dia companies. She (Bergen County) and consideration of that portion of claim filed by his uncle. will serve her summer the Herald News (Pas- the decision, because the N.J. — Continues on Page 10 internship at APP.com, saic County), forming the online division of Auerbach the nation’s 64th largest the Asbury Park Press, in Nep- daily newspaper. The company tune. also publishes nine paid- and For more information about Rachel is a regular contributor more than 35 free-distribution these events and webinars: to her university’s Diamondback community newspapers in Ber- www.njpa.org and Eclipse newspapers, and has gen, Essex, Morris, Passaic and written for Jersey Girl Soccer Sussex counties. Your next issue of InPrint newspaper. She volunteers for The internship is one of several will arrive in mid-June. Terps TV and UMTV as a re- student programs administered The advertising and editorial porter and a floor director. by New Jersey Press Foundation, deadline is August 27. One of her instructors wrote, the charitable arm of New Jersey “Rachel is a poised and qual- Press Association.

Adam Anik, Nutley sun Obie’s New Home: The Nutley Sun won this year’s Obie Award for having one of its first place ads chosen as best of show in NJPA’s advertising contest. Welcoming Obie to his new digs are, left to right, Celeste Federico, Nutley Sun account manager, Diane Lom- bardy, graphic designer, and Nancy Connelly, advertising manager of North Jersey Media Group’s Essex Division. Page 2 • Summer 2012 • InPrint INPRINT Publisher Editor George H. White Catherine Langley NJPA matters —

A publication of New Jersey Press Association Mid-year review 840 Bear Tavern Road, Suite 305 West Trenton, NJ 08628-1019 So far so good these first five the Iowa Newspaper Association. I Phone ��609-406-0600 months. The NJPA Executive Com- occasionally send notes to NJPA par- Fax ��609-406-0300 mittee meets July 26 at North Jersey ticipants seeking input on their learn- Email ��[email protected] Media Group to conduct its annual ing experience. However, the input of NJNN fax...... 609-406-0399 NJNN email �� [email protected] mid-year review. Here’s an early snap- those who DO NOT participate is ex- shot: George H. White tremely important, too. Please email Executive Director George H. White Government Affairs Executive Director me at [email protected] and let me NJNN Director Amy C. Lear NJPA NJPF Director John J. O’Brien The W.J.A. v. D.A. libel case had its know what topics would benefit you Communications Mgr Catherine Langley twists and turns. However, the final and/or your operations the most — or Business Manager Scott Kutcher positive outcome validated all the rea- having a particularly successful 2nd if, perhaps, you would respond favor- Member Services Mgr Peggy Stephan IT Manager John Viemeister sons NJPA joined the case as an am- quarter. The Statewide Classified Ad ably to a different format. Acctg Coordinator Jane Hartsough icus. See Page 1 for the wrap-up on the Network has remained steady and is NJPA Legal Hotline MAjor Acct Specialist Jennine Remington court’s decision. on plan through the first five months. The hotline is a wonderful free re- SCAN/2x2/Online Networks Mgr Diane Trent The Government Affairs Committee The statewide 2x2 network, however, source available to all newspaper and meets by teleconference on a monthly is below plan. online members. Expert legal advice Board of Directors • 2012 basis. Chaired by Richard Diamond, Contests & awards on most newspaper-related issues is Chairman Jennifer Borg of The Star-Ledger, the committee re- The shift to a “non-hotel” venue available as a member service (see ex- The Record (Bergen County), Hackensack views bills of business and constitu- seemed to work very well this year amples below) with some reasonable

President tional interest to our members. for both awards banquets. By booking restrictions. Contact Lauren James- Jennifer Cone Chciuk As of June 1, there are 5,405 bills the events at The Hamilton Manor we Weir at (973) 596-4861 or ljames- The West Essex Tribune, Livingston posted in the state legislature. Of were able to reduce ticket costs. The [email protected] for details. Vice President • Dailies these, we are actively tracking 845. Of turnout for the advertising awards NJPA office location Keith Dawn those, about 10% we support; 10% we banquet was even with the prior year. In the category of “deep back-office,” The Press of Atlantic City, Pleasantville oppose; 15% would require our seek- However, Press Night for the editorial NJPA’s current office lease is set to ex- Vice President • Weeklies Stephen W. Parker ing an amendment should the bill be awards showed a healthy increase with pire December 31, 2013. We have been Recorder Community Newspapers, Stirling scheduled for a hearing; and about 178 in attendance. in West Trenton the past 16 years, after Treasurer 65% we “monitor” to assure that Thanks to those members who being near the Statehouse in the ’80s Richard Vezza amendments aren’t made by other in- came out to support the great jour- and early ’90s. The space occupied The Star-Ledger / New Jersey Advance Newark terests that would impact press free- nalism and creative advertising NJPA now is too large following the staff lay-

Secretary dom or open government. member newspapers and websites are offs and attrition of recent years. George H. White This spring, the committee has producing for readers and businesses In light of this, we have begun re- NJPA, West Trenton welcomed two new members: Bruce alike. You will see some wonderful viewing options both financially and Directors Tomlinson, executive editor/general photos on Pages 6 and 7. geographically. Conditions in central Brett Ainsworth manager of the New Jersey Herald; North Carolina Press Associa- New Jersey’s commercial real estate The Retrospect, Collingswood and Paul D’Ambrosio, investigations tion judged both contests for us this market are such that substantially Ben Cannizzaro Greater Media Newspapers, Freehold editor for the Asbury Park Press. Paul spring. Missouri Press Association is better terms, along with our reduced Thomas Donovan joined the committee in April upon on tap for 2013. space needs, should result in a sizable Asbury Park Press, Neptune the retirement of long-time APP Man- Webinars reduction in NJPA’s annual expense Stanley Ellis aging Editor Gary Schoening. NJPA continues promoting the of- for office space. Burlington County Times, Willingboro NJNN ad networks ferings of Online Media Campus, the I will keep you posted as we work James Flachsenhaar Daily Record, Parsippany NJNN continues to produce sol- cooperative undertaking of 20 state diligently to achieve the most positive Joseph Gioioso id results for the association and is press associations administered by outcome. NJN Publishing, Flemington Michael Lawson Community Newspapers of North Jersey Media Group, Woodland Park William T. Murray The Trentonian, Trenton NJPA Hotline answers your legal questions Associate Directors Here are some questions NJPA members recently asked our free Legal Hotline: Ronald Morano as to the correctness of that bill. FirstEnergy Corp./JCP&L, Morristown Q A municipality has been accused of A Yes. Under the Division of Local Fi- John V. Pavlik wrongdoing. It hired a private attorney in nance within the Department of Commu- Q Do members of city council have a con- Rutgers University, New Brunswick connection with the allegations. The re- nity Affairs, there are regulations that re- flict of interest in voting on issues relating General Counsel tention of the attorney was announced in quire that before a government entity enters to the construction of a building to house Thomas J. Cafferty the meeting minutes, but the rate was not into a contract, it must certify that adequate the chamber of commerce, to the exclusion Nomi Lowy included. The newspaper made an OPRA funds exist to pay that contract and the en- of other businesses, when those members of Lauren James-Weir request for the attorney bills and received tity must also encumber those funds so that city council are also voting and non-voting Gibbons P.C., Newark an invoice for $6,500 that simply stated, “for they are not spent elsewhere. members of the chamber of commerce? services rendered.” Furthermore, N.J.S.A. 40A:5-16 provides, Also, if members of a governing body have Join NJPA on Facebook Shouldn’t more have been done prior to in relevant part, that a local governing body conflicts of interest and, without their votes, Find newspaper news and resources entering into this contract and isn’t the bill shall not pay out any money without first there is no quorum, what happens? quickly on NJPA’s Facebook page. supposed to be itemized? obtaining an itemized bill and certification — Continues on Page 10 InPrint • Summer 2012 • Page 3

People Two ‘true pros’ retiring & Papers from Asbury Park Press Two long-time managers have was then Monmouth College. retired at the Asbury Park Press. He worked days and attended Sports site Managing Editor Gary Schoe- school at night. ning, 64, and Regional Vice Along the way he served at President for every level of joins NJPA Customer sales, includ- Development ing vice presi- Welcome to NJPA’s newest as- Sam Siciliano, dent of adver- sociate member. 66, retired in tising. NJPA’s board of directors ap- April. “I loved it,” proved NYNJSports.com’s appli- “I have Siciliano said. cation at its recent meeting. no plans to “I loved sell- Michael Cohen, the com- Toasting winners: Elizabeth Oguss of The Montclair Times and work,” said ing... I want to pany’s president, describes NY Maria Karidis of the Verona-Cedar Grove Times are toasting edito- Schoening. Schoening Siciliano thank every- NJSports.com as a “digital sports rial and photo winners at the Press Night cocktail reception. “I’m going to dust off my golf one I’ve ever worked with.” journal.” It reports on Yankees clubs and maybe get some new “I’m just 12 credits shy of and Mets baseball teams, foot- ones. The ones I have are almost my marketing degree,” he said. ball’s Giants and Jets, hockey’s as old as I am.” “Maybe what I should do is get Devils and Rangers, as well as He joined the paper in March, those 12 credits.” minor league baseball, college 1972 as a reporter in the Toms But that’s not his plan. Now and high school sports. River bureau. that he’s retired, Siciliano will Cohen is a journalist, talk ra- In 1974 and 1975, he and Gary pursue his other love — music. dio show producer and host. He Deckelnick, wrote an investiga- He has been playing in bands for currently is Club Journalist/PR tive series about Ocean County more than four decades. for the Newark Bears Baseball politics that was a finalist for His current band, PS4, in- Club of the Independent League. the Pulitzer Prize. He said, “The cludes himself and his siblings. He has worked as a sports thing I was most proud of with Recently he reunited with his reporter for The Jersey Journal, that was we never wrote one first singing group, Ray and the Patch.com, and the County Seat correction on all the stories we Darchaes. They recorded their of Bergen County. wrote.” first singles, “Little Girl So Fine” To contact NYNJSports.com, Enjoying banquet: Rui Wang joins her husband Ron Ostroff of Schoening also served as a and “Carol,” in 1961. call (973) 366-3622 or email Mr. The Star-Ledger, Richard Diamond of The Star-Ledger, and Sheila general assignment editor and Siciliano and his brother Patsy Cohen at mcohen07834@yahoo. Gallagher-Montone of The Times, Trenton, at the Spring Awards the Sunday editor before assum- are credited with being among com. The company is located in Banquet honoring advertising contest winners. For more coverage ing his current post in 2003. the creators of “The Sound of Denville, N.J. The web address is of NJPA’s awards banquets, see Pages 6 and 7. He said he hoped his legacy Asbury Park.” His name is en- nynjsports.com. would be of a person who “tried graved outside Convention Hall to do journalism the right way, on the boardwalk, along with Evergreen and who adhered to my favor- those of Bruce Springsteen, A note from 2011 Kilgore winner ite saying, ‘comfort the afflicted, Southside Johnny Lyon, Clar- It’s been a year of big changes nomics and possibly pursuing a and afflict the comfortable.’ “ ence Clemons, Norman Seldin earns awards for the 2011 Bernard Kilgore minor in environmental studies An Asbury Park native, Si- and others. The Graphic Arts Association Scholarship recipient formerly or political economy. ciliano joined The Press’ mar- “I’m going to go back to sing- has selected four entries from known as Yahui Liang. “Since high school, I have keting department in February ing, playing and writing,” he Evergreen Printing as “Best of “Right before starting college, been passionate about journal- 1966, during his first year at what said. “Music is in my cells.” Category” in the Neographics I changed my name to Ellis and ism. I hope to pursue a career 2012 print competition. chopped off my hair,” she re- using media to promote envi- “Best of Category” honors ports. ronmental awareness and policy. were given for Evergreen’s work “But what didn’t change was “This summer, I will be trav- More state house news on Backstage, International Her- my passion for journalism. At eling to China and Singapore to The Record is expanding its The Record, “and our Trenton ald Tribune, Philadelphia Busi- Princeton, I created layouts for learn about global development. State House bureau, to pro- coverage is critical to readers.” ness Journal, and Politico. The Daily Princetonian before I will also be volunteering in vide more breaking news to “At a time when many news Evergreen also earned “Frank- joining the University Press Vietnam for two weeks to elimi- NorthJersey.com and to extend organizations are cutting bud- lin Awards of Excellence” for Club, a society of undergraduate nate the social taboos of disabil- its analytical coverage in The Re- gets, especially for statehouse City Arts, KM World, The Na- freelancers. ity. Please support my cause by cord and the Herald News. The reporting, we are increasing tional Law Journal, and The Pro- “Now I write as a stringer for visiting: tinyurl.com/projectvi- bureau will increase from five to our high-quality coverage,” said duce News. The Princeton Packet, cover- etnam2012 nine full-time staff members. Publisher Stephen Borg. In a contest sponsored by the ing everything from town hall “I am grateful to the New Jer- The expanded staff will cover Web Offset Association, Ever- meetings to speeches by Daniel sey Press Foundation and to the Governor Christie, the Legis- green Printing received a first Ellsberg of the Pentagon Papers, Kilgore family for giving me the lature, the state economy and INPrint (ISSN 1067-5132) place for The Bond Buyer for former Israeli Prime Minister confidence to start off what was issues of particular concern to Published 4 times annually for “Coldset on Newsprint.” Ehud Olmert, and President initially an intimidating fresh- Bergen and Passaic counties. $15 per year by New Jersey Press Association, 840 Bear Tavern Road, Additional trophies were of Planned Parenthood Cecile man year. It is with their help It will contribute to a running Suite 305, West Trenton, NJ 08628- awarded for City Arts in the Richards.” that I have and will continue to blog that will help set the day’s 1019. Periodicals postage paid at “Combination- Heatset and Liang, from Edison, gradu- pursue my journalistic and aca- agenda in Trenton with exclusive Trenton, NJ, and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Please send Coldset” category and for Trail- ated from John P. Stevens High demic goals. insight and analysis. address changes to: InPrint, New walker for “Coldset 4-Color.” School. “Thank you and best wishes to “New Jersey politics have na- Jersey Press Association, 840 Bear Evergreen is located in Bell- “In terms of academics,” she you all,” tional influence and stature,” Tavern Rd, Ste 305, West Trenton, NJ 08628-1019. mawr, N.J., outside Philadelphia. writes, “I’m majoring in eco- — Ellis Liang said Martin Gottlieb, editor of Page 4 • Summer 2012 • InPrint NJNN welcomes 2 additions NJNN Update Congratulations to Jennine Specialist, Carolyn will help cli- Amy Lear and Derek Remington on the ents with planning and place- Director birth of their first child, Oscar ment requests until Jennine re- New Jersey Newspaper Network Eugene, born May 24. Jennine turns from maternity leave. In is Major Account Specialist for addition, she will focus on spe- NJNN. cial projects including updates And Carolyn Banks (formerly to various advertising databases Summer’s on my mind Carolyn Winters) has returned and marketing tools. Carolyn to the NJNN team for the sum- can be reached at 609-406-0600, I hear a song in my head — it’s called need specific area placements for a cam- mer. As Marketing and Media ext. 31 or [email protected] “Summer Wind.” I love the approaching paign to start right away. They know their season and I can’t wait to smell the salt air business, which keeps my business running Obituary and sink my toes in the sand. smoothly. One-stop shopping and you can’t Summer is a time for many people to en- go wrong!” joy a vacation. And now, more than ever, I — Lisa Riley, Media Buyer, SGW Mary Louise Sprague think hard-working newspaper staffers de- Integrated Marketing Communications serve one! New advertising ideas Former NJPA publisher Mary sometimes wrote or assisted Across the board in this tough economy, In other news, I recently attended the Louise Sprague died at home in Bennett with editorials. “He and Chatham on May 19, 2012. my mother agreed on every- personnel cuts have resulted in heavier national Newspaper Association Managers She was former pub- thing,” he said. “They workloads for those who — gratefully — re- (NAM) advertising conference, where my lisher of The Item of were pretty direct and main employed. We see it not only in our counterparts from states across the coun- Millburn and Short I think people in town own “newspaper” world, but also in the try echoed this perspective. We gather each Hills, which she and appreciated it.” world of our customers — ad agencies and year to share best practices and new ideas her husband owned He said his mother advertisers who are constantly challenged with the common goal of generating more from 1968 until 1987. was a moderate Repub- to produce more with less. revenue for newspapers. Born in South Or- lican, a life-long be- Fewer resources and now the vaca- Hot topics at the conference included ange, Mrs. Sprague liever in women’s rights tion season, along with an “I want it now” digital ad networks, selling with research grew up in Maplewood and an outspoken critic and graduated from of the Vietnam War. mentality, can create a desperate need for (hats off to Florida Press!), and staying rel- Sprague Columbia High School. “She would never have prompt information and expertise. evant in a sea of media options. At Oberlin College she met characterized herself as a trail- As a result, the demand for ad services of- We concluded our meeting by viewing classmate Wallace A. Sprague blazer,” John said, “but in her fered by state press associations is stronger award-winning ads and statewide cam- and they married in 1942. He modern views and willingness than ever. It’s our job here at the New Jer- paigns submitted by each attending state. was a commissioned U.S. Navy to express them, in a small way sey Newspaper Network to help you exceed For some wonderful advertising ideas, take officer in WW II. She earned a she was.” your revenue goals by helping your cus- a quick look at the PowerPoint I presented master’s degree in English at Co- Bennett, who retired in 2000 tomers to easily invest in print and digital at that NAM session. lumbia University. In 1951, they and now lives in Delaware, newspaper advertising. Here are some tes- It was prepared by NJPA Communica- moved to Short Hills, eventu- said Mrs. Sprague knew when timonials from a few of our clients: tions Manager Catherine Langley. To view ally bought the weekly from the to loosen the reins or pull him “Using NJNN has made newspaper buy- it, just visit this link: www.njpa.org/nam Paulsen family, and became ac- back. tive in NJPA affairs. “We had our disagreements, ing infinitely easier. Your expertise and Don’t miss the Florida Press self-promo- “She loved that paper,” John but she’d always back me up in quick turnaround make you an invaluable tion campaign. I think it’s time we do some- Sprague recalled, in an obituary public,” he said. part of our media team.” thing similar for New Jersey. Send me your for his mother written by Item “She was the best thing an — John Thomsen, SVP-Media Director, thoughts and suggestions. Editor Harry Trumbore. John editor could ever have happen Brushfire, Inc. Then take a vacation. You deserve it! Sprague said, “She brought the to him.” “The folks at NJNN always strive to be paper to great influence, losing The Spragues sold the newspa- helpful while providing prompt and seam- a few friends in the process, but per to Barbara Lewis in 1987. This Clever Ad: less service to us as an agency. They sim- gaining the respect of all.” Wallace Sprague died in 1998. by the Nutley Sun As editor of The Item, Carter Mrs. Sprague is survived by two plify the process of print planning and won the top award placement in New Jersey with accuracy and J. Bennett worked with Mrs. sons, Charles W. of River Hills, in this year’s NJPA’s Sprague for 19 years. Upon her Wis., and John A. of New York accountability.” contest. Recently death he recalled that, “She was City; and three grandchildren. — Shelly Corno, Media Director, I showed it to completely dedicated to the A funeral service was held Della Femina & Gianettino press association t ow n .” May 25 at Christ Church in “NJNN is the perfect resource to go to ad managers from “She was the most honest per- Short Hills. In lieu of flowers, when you need quick response time. They across America. son I have ever known,” he said. donations may be made to The have saved me more than once when clients “She didn’t mince words.” Pingry School, P.O. Box 366, John Sprague said his mother Martinsville, NJ 08836.

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John J. O’Brien Director New Jersey Press Foundation Good judges make good contests

One thing I’ve learned since retiring, and then reap- THE DAILY TARGUM,:Rutgers, New Brunswick, is THE COLLEGE VOICE,:Mercer County Commu- pearing as director of the New Jersey Press Foundation, the top 4-year college newspaper in the annual nity College, is the best 2-year college paper in is that in addition to money, the greatest need of your contest of the N.J. Collegiate Press Association. this year’s contest. Stephen Harrison accepts for foundation is…JUDGES! Olivia Prentzel accepts for Targum’s staff from the Voice staff from N.J. Press Foundation Direc- This spring we conducted our collegiate better newspa- John O’Brien. tor John O’Brien. per contest, our summer internship competition, several scholarship competitions and our new Borg New Media internship competition. All of these programs require the assistance of judges to read and rate the entries. Drukker Scholarship award presented My thanks go out to all of you who volunteered to take Jade Leach, of Irvington, has won the 2012 on the challenge of picking winners. It is not an easy task! scholarship given in memory of Richard Drukker, Technology has made the process a bit more user- who was president of the New Jersey Press Asso- friendly than in years past. Our slick contest software ciation in 1969. allows judges to download and view contest entries in Drukker was publisher of the Herald News the sanctity of their own office or home. Many judges rein Passaic, and he was instrumental in creating cruit co-workers to assist them and make it a team effort. the New Jersey Press Foundation (NJPF), which This is enabled by the digital format we use for judging. oversees the administration and awarding of this scholarship and many others. What a change from the days when judges from around At the time of his death, his family created The the state would congregate in a windowless conference Richard Drukker Memorial Scholarship fund, room somewhere and read stacks of entries from 9 in the whose purpose is to recognize an outstanding morning until 5 or 6 at night. Montclair State University student-journalist an- In some instances we still receive paper applications nually. Eligibility for this scholarship is limited (for some internships and scholarships). Those judgings to staff members at the student newspaper The are also aided by technology in the form of UPS over- Montclarion and/or MSU journalism minors. night services. We can have the entries delivered to judg- The scholarship award is $2,000. es’ homes or offices in a snap and then they can return “We received an impressive array of outstanding them to us with a minimum amount of effort. All the entries,” said NJPF Director John O’Brien. “It is a Drukker Scholarship: Jade Leach accepts privilege to present the award to Jade Leach.” while we track them to assure nothing gets lost. It works the award from NJ Press Foundation Director Leach is a columnist for The Montclarion. She John O’Brien. smoothly and is very efficient. also served as an editorial assistant during an in- The real gems in this whole process, however, are the ternship at New Jersey Business Magazine. She is portant journalism is to our democracy and hu- dedicated editors, journalists and retirees who volunteer currently serving an internship as an editorial as- manity. My goal is to become a better journalist to be judges. Many have done this for years and tell me sistant at MTV Networks. and to help improve journalism in our society.” they look forward to the challenge each spring. Again, In her application, Leach wrote, “During my The mission of NJPF is to assist talented young because of technology, a retired journalist can sit at home time at Montclair State I have learned just how im- journalists across the state. in Virginia or on the deck of a beach house at the Jersey shore and complete the assignment on his or her own terms. Image can dominate, expert tells students We are always looking to expand our ranks with new Continues from Page 8 photographs to work together with your text.” judges. If you’d like to try it, just drop me an email at jjo- sion. How many words can you say in that time For more philosophy, some great shooting tips, [email protected] and I’ll be happy to add you to the list. to make an positive impression?” Clymer asks. and lots of wonderful photos, visit Clymer’s blog, Judges tell me they often get as much out of it as they put “None. What people respond to is how you look “The Wandering I,” at www.natclymer.com in. Give it a try! and act, to your energy. Eighty-four percent of conversation is visual, only sixteen percent is verbal. Visual is such a part of our everyday life that Application deadlines we don’t think about it. We don’t think about how Dec. 31 we are responding to pictures, or what influence – Summer Internship Program & Every little gift adds up! they have on us.” Borg New Media Internship Back to advising young journalists: Feb. 15 – Bernard Kilgore Scholarship Your donation to New Jersey Press Foundation “But a photograph is not a snapshot. A snapshot Mar. 29 – Richard Drukker Scholarship supports programs like Summer Internships is quick; it doesn’t require any real thought. Photo- For more information and applications: www.njpressfoundation.org/giving graphs take time and thought. www.njpressfoundation.org “To really communicate a story, you need your Page 10 • Spring 2012 • InPrint Court limits libel damages Legal Hotline questions answered Continues from Page 1 vate speech cases, NJPA attor- Continues from Page 2 We advise that the paper not accept the D.A. then moved to Florida ney Tom Cafferty argued in his A It appears that these members would have advertisement without evidence to support the and continued to post the same friend-of-the-court brief that A a conflict of interest in voting on such issues, as basis for the asserted “common law” lien. We are accusations of child molestation presumed damages are unnec- N.J.S.A. 40A:9-22.5(d) and the city’s ethical stan- unaware of any such concept in New Jersey and against his uncle online, while essary and should be ended in dard provide that “No officer or employee shall publication of the ad might constitute slander of denying the validity of the judg- New Jersey. act in his or her official capacity in any matter title. ment against him, which D.A. “[New Jersey has] already ad- where he or she or a member of his or her imme- refused to pay. dressed the greater interest in diate family or any business organization in which What is the law in NJ with respect to access The Court found D.A.’s state- protecting reputation by lower- Q he or she has an interest has a direct or indirect to police blotters? ments were less protected being the standard of fault. Why financial or personal involvement that might rea- cause they concerned a private do we provide a windfall in dam- sonably be expected to impair his or her objectiv- A Police blotters constitute “government plaintiff and involved a matter of ages that may be unrelated to the ity or independence of judgment.” records” under OPRA and are not exempt as private concern. injury?” he said. However, there are limited situations in which criminal investigatory records because there is no New Jersey has previously While the Court determined a governing body may, despite the existence of criminal investigation at the time a call is made ruled that presumed damages in that presumed damages are still a conflict, be permitted to act under a principle and recorded in the police blotter. See Serrano v. defamation cases are not avail- necessary to protect reputa- called the “doctrine of necessity.” This doctrine is South Brunswick Township, 358 N.J. Super. 352 able for speech about public offi- tion in private plaintiff/private limited in its application but will be invoked “in (App. Div. 2003). cials, public figures, or matters of speech matters, the decision those circumstances in which there is a pressing public concern -- absent a show- came with a victory for First public need for action (that is, the matter cannot Q Can we use a Google or Mapquest picture in ing of actual malice. But now the Amendment attorneys. be laid aside until another date), there is no alter- an ad to show where a street is located, since it is a Court has said that presumed In limiting the scope of pre- native forum which can grant the same relief and brand new street and is hard to find? damages will still have some vi- sumed damages to nominal the body is unable to act without the members in ability, in the form of nominal damages, in the absence of proof A No. Google and Mapquest maps are copy- conflict taking part.” See Allen v. Toms River Re- damages, in cases brought by of actual harm, the Court deter- righted, and use in an advertisement would not gional Board of Education, 233 N.J. Super. 642, 651 private plaintiffs where the sub- mined that presumed compen- fall within the fair use exception of the general (L. Div. 1989). ject of the alleged defamatory satory damages would no longer copyright prohibition against using copyrighted Generally speaking, the doctrine of necessity is statements are of purely private be available. material without a license. utilized when “a pressing public need exists, and concern. And, significantly, the N.J. Pu- it would be detrimental to the public’s well-being Speech about matters of pure- nitive Damages Act precludes Q As a rule, advertising bingo games in New to bar the disqualified members from participat- ly private (as opposed to public) an award of punitive damages Jersey is prohibited, but suppose the bingo game ing in a vote.” Gunthner v. Planning Board of the concern is less protected, as is based solely on nominal dam- is a fundraiser for a local Boy Scout troop? Borough of Bay Head, 335 N.J. Super. 452, 462 (L. evidenced by the lower level of ages. Both Cafferty and Bruce Div. 2000). A N.J.S.A. 5:8-63 prohibits the advertising of fault and burden of proof re- Rosen, one of the authors of the location, time or prizes of any game of chance quired. In New Jersey, a plain- the New Jersey chapter of the Can the newspaper obtain access under (bingo is such a game) in any newspaper. The stat- tiff does not have to show ac- American Civil Liberties Union’s Q OPRA to information on accumulated sick time ute contains no exception based on the purpose tual malice to win a lawsuit over friend-of-the-court brief, agreed and vacation days of a Board of Education School for which the game of chance is being conducted. statements about a matter of pri- that this would take much of the Superintendent who has resigned. Also, can the vate concern - only negligence. teeth out of presumed damages The “Legal Hotline” is a free service newspaper get access to the amount of his pen- And the burden of proof is lawsuits. to NJPA member newspapers. sion. lower in that the claim must be Rosen noted that under the If you have a newspaper-related legal question, contact the Hotline at Gibbons, P.C.: proven by a “preponderance new law, presumed damage Yes. N.J.S.A. 47:1A-5 provides, in pertinent A Lauren James-Weir of the evidence” standard. By awards will be both smaller and part, that “[i]mmediate access ordinarily shall phone (973) 596-4861 contrast, in lawsuits alleging harder to establish, which will be granted to budgets, bills, vouchers, contracts, defamatory statements about discourage litigation. fax: (973) 639-6267 including collective negotiations agreements and [email protected] public officials, public figures, “This will make it harder for individual employment contracts, and public em- or involving matters of public plaintiffs to find lawyers,” Rosen ployee salary and overtime information.” concern, the level of fault that said. Additionally, while OPRA provides that pen- must be proven is higher, that of For the related article: http:// sion records are not considered public informa- Do you get actual malice, and the burden of www.rcfp.org/browse-media- tion, generally, there is an exception contained in proof is higher as well, namely a law-resources/news/new-jer- N.J.S.A. 47:1A-10 that “an individual’s name, title, njpa Notes “clear and convincing” evidence sey-supreme-court-limits-libel- position, salary, payroll record, length of service, Our weekly email newsletter standard. damages-distinguishes-online-s date of separation and the reason therefor, and the Because of this lower standard For the corrected decision: “NJPA Notes” contains news amount and type of any pension received shall be and topics of interest to NJ newspaper people. of fault and the lower burden http://66.39.23.240/njpa/legal/ a government record.” of proof in private plaintiff/pri- WJAvDA-CorrectedOpinion.pdf Don’t miss out! 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