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Keep notices in print

As a legislative study committee begins its work to review state statutes regarding publication requirements for public notices, Wisconsin newspapers are urging committee members to keep notices in print. The WNA encourages members to editorialize about the issue. For talking points, see WNA Executive Director Beth Bennett’s testimony to the legislative study committee at http://bit.ly/2aG8dEh. What our members are saying: n Waunakee Tribune – Don’t let notices get lost online: http://www.hngnews.com/ Last chance to register! waunakee_tribune/opinion/ editorial/article_5ff401e6-5360- 11e6-afd9-37f62e622721.html Monday is the deadline for deals. The skills learned here can apply to all n Vilas County News Re- specialties, as persuasion is a skill that can view, Eagle River – Notices in this year’s Trees Retreat help not only advertising professionals, but About the newspapers key to democratic reporters, editors and managers. Expect to society: http://www.vilascoun- e all live with deadlines in the leave this session as a newly minted “Super- speaker >> tynewsreview.com/lettersopin- newspaper business, and most of suader.” Jim Busch is a sales ion/our-view-98 Wus are good at pushing them to the Here’s what else you can experience trainer, writer and limit. during the Trees Retreat: consultant with over If you’ve been putting off registering for 30 years of experi- the WNA Foundation’s Trees Retreat, final Golf Outing ence in the print ad- deadline is fast approaching! Registration Early arrivals on Aug. 18 are invited to vertising business. for the retreat at Trees For Tomorrow closes participate in a golf outing fundraiser for the on Monday, Aug. 8. WNA Foundation at St. Germain Golf Club. Among many To register, visit https://wnanews.form- The cost is $85 per person for 18 holes, cart accomplishments stack.com/forms/2016wnatrees. included. Tee times begin at 1:56 p.m. Sign throughout his ca- The Trees Retreat – to be held Aug. 18-19 up for the golf outing when registering for reer, Jim increased Jim Busch in Eagle River – has been providing train- the Trees Retreat or contact Julia Hunter at inside sales revenue ing to Wisconsin newspaper professionals [email protected] or 608-283- from $2 million to since 1947. The educational sessions are 7622. $6.5 million while overseeing the de- paired with several activities to promote The WNA will also host a tailgate dinner partment at the Pittsburgh Pennysav- networking, idea-sharing and developing on the Trees For Tomorrow campus on the er, was ranked among the top yellow friendships. evening of Aug. 18. pages sales people in the United This year’s program features sales trainer, States and served as a founding mem- writer and consultant Jim Busch. Pylon Ceremony ber of the Association of Free Commu- Busch will be presenting: The WNA’s memorial pylon ceremony nity Papers’ Leadership Institute. n Print … Digital … or Both? Selling will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Aug. 19 to pay advertising in the 21st Century: The digital tribute to Wisconsin publishers who have He is also a prolific writer and is the revolution has changed the habits of read- passed away. The pylon is located on the author of the monthly Link & Learn ers, consumers and advertisers. But print Trees For Tomorrow campus and includes column published by PaperChain.org. advertising continues to constitute the ma- the names of nearly 600 publishers. It offers jority of newspapers’ ad revenue. Busch will a space for family, friends and colleagues to As a trainer, he has built a reputation discuss how to create a product mix that will pause and reflect on the contributions made for delivering well researched content Help WNAF reach fit the needs of your readers and advertisers by WNA publishers. in an entertaining and memorable while maximizing profit. style. its goal in 2016 n Time Management for Team Leaders: Steak Fry Sometimes there just aren’t enough hours One of the highlights of the Trees Retreat Thanks to the generosity of in the day to get everything done. Busch will experience is a trip to the WNAF Press For- lishers, their families and employees. Since members and their families, provide newspaper staff and managers with est for the annual steak fry dinner. Partici- then, Trees For Tomorrow – a nonprofit WNA Foundation has raised tips and techniques to improve efficiency pants are transported by bus deep into the natural resources specialty school – has more than $57,000 toward the and prioritize and accomplish “Wildly Im- woods for an evening of grilling, exploring assumed management of the forest in return memorial pylon in Eagle River. portant Goals.” and camaraderie beneath pines that were for use of the area as an outdoor classroom. But we still need your help in n S.P.I.C.E. Up Your Selling: If you sell planted more than 50 years ago by WNA Following the steak fry, the bus will return reaching our final goal and pay- advertising, you’re a professional persuader. publishers. to the campus and for a campfire with WNA ing off the Pylon in its entirety. Busch will use the latest scientific research In 1958, WNA purchased a tract of land friends. To donate, visit https://wnan- in the art of persuasion to teach attendees in the Eagle River area and set it up as an For a detailed schedule, visit http://bit. ews.formstack.com/forms/me- how to sell more advertising and close more outdoor study and recreational area for pub- ly/2alfKM3. morialpylondonation 2 THE BULLETIN | AUGUST 4, 2016 Industry News

Transitory Records WNA- Sponsored Chair: No changes before 2020 Training Records board Google Analytics: came under fire for Segmenting new definition Thursday, Aug. 18 | 1-2 p.m.: How much of your traffic is coming he state’s Public Records from mobile or tablets? What per- Board won’t take another centage of your traffic is organic, Tlook at the definition of or from social media? And how “transitory records” until 2020, much of that traffic is hitting your according to an article in the section fronts, or article pages? Wisconsin State Journal. In this session, GateHouse Media Public Records Board data analyst Sherri Horton will Chairman Matt Blessing said help you build segments that can the board will not consider easily answer these questions modifying and many others. Horton will records explain how to build out seg- retention ments that let you isolate and policies analyze subsets of your analytics until its next data. You can then apply these comprehen- segments to your reports and sive review dashboards so you can see and in the year File photo compare specific data sets. She’ll 2020, leaving Public Records Board member Carl Buesing (left) discusses the board’s Aug. 24, 2015, decision also send out updated versions the existing during a meeting on Jan. 11 in Madison as board member Bryan Naab looks on. At that meeting, of popular custom report tem- transitory the board rescinded its August decision that altered the definition of “transitory records,” which plates and tutorial videos that Matt Blessing records had prompted concerns from open records advocates. will help you quickly find accu- definition in rate information. Register here: place. The last comprehensive The Public Records Board The discovery was made the transitory records defini- http://www.onlinemediacam- review was conducted in 2010. came under scrutiny in late after open records requests tion. Nearly all of the corre- pus.com/2016/07/google-ana- Until then, the board’s focus December and early January for text messages related to a spondence was in opposition lytics2/ will be on other issues, such when it was discovered the $500,000 Wisconsin Economic to the August 2015 decision. as posting all records reten- board on Aug. 24, 2015 ap- Development Corporation Blessing said at the Jan. 11 Maximizing Your tion schedules online and proved new requirements that loan and visitors logs for the meeting that it was not the assisting local governments curtailed the need for govern- governor’s residence were de- board’s intent to narrow the Digital Revenue – with updating their retention ment entities to retain records nied based on the claim they scope of what was released Don’t Leave Money schedules, the newspaper that were deemed transitory. didn’t need to be maintained to the public. He believed the on the Table! reported. This included “records of because they were transitory. 2010 definition was vague and “It’s a determination largely temporary usefulness” such On Jan. 11, the Public used jargon, but acknowl- Friday, Aug. 26 | 1-2 p.m.: Most by the director of the state re- as “emails to schedule or con- Records Board rescinded the edged the 2015 adaptation media organizations have unsold cords center and the secretary firm meetings or events, com- definition that was approved had its weaknesses. digital advertising inventory. But of the state records board,” mittee agendas and minutes during its Aug. 24, 2015 Read more: http://host. what should you do with those Blessing told the State Jour- received by members on a meeting, reverting back to the madison.com/wsj/news/ available ad spots? You can try nal, referring to the decision distribution list, interim files, 2010 definition for transitory local/govt-and-politics/pub- to sell them locally, but if the to delay further action on tracking and control files, records. Prior to the meeting, lic-records-board-won-t-re- market is exhausted, you need to transitory records. “They’re recordings used for training the board received approx- visit-transitory-records-until/ find a buyer outside of your own looking ahead at the work- purposes and ad hoc reports imately 1,900 letters and article_abfa2562-0f35-5d8e- geography. Frequently you turn load.” for individual use.” emails about the changes to b9de-4c43ff487cc9.html to something called programmatic advertising. However, not all programmatic advertising is the same. Many organizations BOARD OF DIRECTORS are leaving hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars on the table President every month due to some very Brian Thomsen | Publisher simple errors in how they make Valders Journal their inventory available on the Published weekly by the staff of the Wisconsin Newspaper Association national market or how their site First Vice President Director is organized and designed. In this John Ingebritsen | John Humenik | webinar, we will cover: Digital ADDRESS CONTACT OFFICE HOURS Regional Publisher President & Publisher 34 Schroeder Court Phone: 608-283-7620 Monday Morris Newspapers, Lancaster Wisconsin State Journal, Madison advertising basics; Common Suite 220 Toll-Free: 800-261-4242 through Friday mistakes with organizing your Madison, WI 53711 Fax: 608-283-7631 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Second Vice President Director inventory; Designing your site Sidney ‘Skip’ Bliss | Publisher Scott Johnson | to maximize revenue; Pushing WNA STAFF The Gazette, Janesville President & Publisher the envelope on the latest and Green Bay Press-Gazette & PG greatest offerings in digital Executive Director Third Vice President Media advertising. Register here: http:// Beth Bennett | 608-283-7621 Paul Seeling | Publisher www.onlinemediacampus. [email protected] Woodville Leader Director com/2016/07/digital-revenue/ Steve Lyles | Publisher Member Services Director News Tracker Team Leader Secretary Journal Communications, Inc. Julia Hunter | 608-283-7622 Dianne Campbell | 608-283-7625 Heather Rogge | Publisher Presented in partnership with: [email protected] [email protected] Daily News, West Bend Director Kris O’Leary | Publisher Media Services Director Search Technician Treasurer The Tribune-Phonograph, Denise Guttery | 608-283-7630 Ruzica Dzanic| 608-283-7626 Gregg Walker | Publisher Abbotsford [email protected] [email protected] The Lakeland Times, Minocqua Director Communications Director Office Coordinator Past President Jeff Patterson | James Debilzen | 608-283-7623 Daryl Blumer | 608-283-7624 Carol O’Leary | Publisher President & Publisher [email protected] [email protected] The Star News, Medford APG Media of Wisconsin

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got the mail today. A couple of bills. A greeting Icard. Some catalogs. A newspaper. One package that my wife grabbed right away. (Wonder what that was?) Lately, it occurs to me how completely I take for granted that I will get the mail tomorrow. I’ve had my share of gripes about the mail. As president of the National Newspaper Associ- The Wisconsin Center for Live music, balmy sunsets WISTAX Facts discusses how ation, I have fielded our com- Investigative Journalism has and a cold brew on a patio county sales tax collections munity newspaper members’ made available a story explor- … Wisconsin summers are are up. Total revenues from postal concerns all year. The Chip ing the emergence of water heaven. Wisconsin’s optional 0.5 mail is slower than it used to be. as a major campaign issue in percent county sales tax rose The U.S. Postal Service slowed it Hutcheson this November’s elections in This week’s Discover Wis- 3.4 percent in 2015, though down by a day, at least, because Wisconsin. Our story features consin column highlights changes varied by county. of financial problems. News- National three races – one in north- five Wisconsin towns that Collections rose the most in paper subscribers are unhappy eastern Wisconsin, another are amazing in the summer: Forest (12.3 percent), Door because too often their papers Newspaper in central Wisconsin and the La Crosse, Menasha, Ger- (9.2 percent), Kenosha (8.9 are arriving late. Some local Association statewide campaign for U.S. mantown, Cumberland and percent), Sawyer (8.8 per- businesses have had problems Senate – to showcase the im- Stevens Point. cent), and Vilas (7.9 percent) with cash flow because of late portance of water in the 2016 counties. Collections de- mail. which is another way of saying elections. clined in six counties. Still, I get the mail every day you double-pay every time you but Sunday. Bet you do, too. buy stamps – for a total of about The story is embargoed for If you follow the news, you $29 billion now paid into the release until 12:01 a.m. Central know the U.S. Postal Service is Federal Treasury. The Chaf- time, Sunday, Aug. 7, 2016. in trouble. Because so many fetz-Cummings and Carper bills people and businesses use the would end the double-payment. The story was written and internet, there isn’t as much Retirees would go onto Medi- reported by Center reporter mail to deliver. But we still care like the rest of us do, and Andrew Hahn. We are also expect the mail to come. At my the other plan would provide offering multiple photographs newspaper, we look for it on Sat- supplemental coverage. The produced by the Center’s urdays, too, because weekend Postal Service would be relieved digital and multimedia direc- mail is extremely important in of the debt it is carrying from the tor, Coburn Dukehart. Special small towns. (Congress consid- 2006 law because the funding thanks to the Wisconsin ered ending Saturday mail, but will be complete. State Journal for contributing thankfully it has dropped that Sounds so reasonable, right? photos. idea for now.) Why hasn’t it passed? Because Beneath the surface, however, Uncle Sam likes keeping half of we see seismic, economy-rat- that double payment. Somehow, tling changes ahead unless some think tanks inside the Belt- Congress can pass legislation to way (and I say “think” with my lower the Postal Service’s cost of tongue in cheek) believe by end- doing business. It carries more ing the double payment, USPS than $50 billion of debt on its would be getting a bailout. But balance sheet. it isn’t a bailout. This is stopping Fortunately, there are bills by your postage money from being Reps. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, unfairly collected and relieving and Elijah Cummings, D-Md., a financial burden USPS did not and several other House mem- deserve if Medicare was used as bers, and by Sens. Tom Carper, intended. D-Del., Claire McCaskill, D- Mo., Saving this money may not Mark Warner, D-Va., Roy Blunt, mean much to you at a few pen- Matt R-Mo., Jerry Moran, R-Kans., nies a pop, but to businesses, it and Susan Collins, R-Me., that is big money that could be used Pommer would do the job. Passing these to create jobs instead of lining bills is easier said than done. the federal treasury. Did you State Capitol You may have noticed Congress know that the mail is responsi- is having a hard time these days ble for 7.5 million jobs and $1.2 Newsletter getting anything passed. trillion in the U.S. economy? This is what the bills have to Mail is important. But it has to fix. be reliable and on time. Unless In his State Capitol Newsletter, A 2006 law imposed a require- this legislation gets through, WNA columnist Matt Pom- ment to put advance funding mail will get slower and eventu- mer examines how Medicaid into a federal retirement health ally, we won’t be able to take it expansion could be a major plan for postal workers. Other for granted. budget and political topic agencies don’t do advance fund- If you get a chance this sum- as Wisconsin plans for state ing. They are on a pay-as-you-go mer, email your members of spending and taxation in the system. That requirement began Congress a note asking them to 2017-2019 biennium. Pommer, to cripple USPS within a year or pass these bills. Or better yet, known as the “dean” of State two after its passage. send a letter by mail. Bet Con- Capitol correspondents, has What the 2006 law didn’t do gress takes that mail for granted covered government action in was relieve USPS of also contrib- every day, too. Madison for 35 years, including uting to Medicare for the same the actions of eight governors workers, which many do not Chip Hutcheson is the presi- – Warren Knowles, Pat Lucey, use. So there are two plans for dent of the National Newspaper Martin Schreiber, Lee Dreyfus, many workers, when only one is Association and publisher of The Tony Earl, Tommy Thompson, used. USPS has to double-pay, Times Leader in Princeton, Ky. Scott McCallum and Jim Doyle. 4 THE BULLETIN | AUGUST 4, 2016 Free Member Exchange

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Mill St. Plymouth, WI references to: Chris Mertes, Seeking Work and your resume in PDF Group. Our company compris- 53073. (0804) [email protected]. (0804) (preferred) or Microsoft es three weekly newspapers Word. and one monthly newspa- PART-TIME GRAPHIC ARTIST – POLITICS REPORTER – Tele- Posted July 2016 per devoted to goings-on in Part-time graphic artist to cre- graph Herald, an employ- Evan Halpop – Reporter/pho- n Include “Resume” in the Stoughton, Oregon, Verona ate local newspaper advertis- ee-owned daily newspaper tographer subject line of your e-mail. and Fitchburg, Wisconsin. ing for The Plymouth Review, with a Sunday circulation of These are places where people Sheboygan Falls News, She- 28,000, seeks a talented poli- Posted June 2016 Your resume will remain are passionate about what’s boygan Beacon and Current. tics reporter to join our news Blake Gumprecht – Former online for up to three happening in their communi- Primary days are Thursday, team. Be part of a hard-work- journalist seeking editor posi- months, unless you re- ties. We are looking for a jour- Friday. Direct letters, inquiries ing, aggressive newsroom tion or weekly to buy quest removal sooner. nalist with good organizational to: reply@plymouth-review. working to produce the best skills who can handle a range com, (920) 893-6411, ext. 25, newspaper in the state, both Posted April 2016 The Wisconsin Newspaper of duties that will include Plymouth Review, 113 E. Mill St. in print and online. We are Chris Walker – Opinion writer Association reserves the reporting, photography, editing Plymouth, WI 53073. (0804) looking for a confident jour- right to decline resumes, and possibly pagination with nalist comfortable handling Posted March 2016 and is not responsible for InDesign, as well as familiar- SPORTS EDITOR - WEEKLY everything from features to Phillip A. 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