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A Thank You from D.C. — Page 5 Vol. 24 • Issue 2 PRINTNew Jersey Press Association • www.njpa.org Summer 2013 Government Affairs NJPA partners with GistCloud Committee Meeting June 25 11 am teleconference Press release service

Webinar: Top Strategies gets gigantic upgrade and Tactics for Sales Success NJPA has launched a signifi- on any device, any platform.” June 27 cant upgrade of its press release According to White, since 2–3 pm service by partnering with Cali- NJPA and California Newspa- fornia-based GistCloud, LLC. per Publishers Association soft- Webinar: The new web-based Interme- launched the platform together Savings, Costs and dia press release creation and in April, three additional states the How-to You Need distribution platform outper- have been added — Arizona, on Full-Service IMb forms today’s “legacy” press re- Michigan and and Texas. July 12 lease competitors, and at lower For each participating state, 2–3 pm cost, according to George White, revenue is derived from a reve- Winner:Stephanie Agudelo receives her Drukker scholarship NJPA executive director. nue-share agreement each state Webinar: award from New Jersey Press Foundation Director John O’Brien. “‘Intermedia’ represents the signs with GistCloud. Time-Saving Tips new realities of marketing today. Getting the remaining U.S. for InDesign Users Think multimedia, reimagined,” states and the Canadian prov- July 19 Drukker scholarship winner says White. inces on board is in process with 2–3 pm “GistCloud has created a re- expected completion over the “I am truly a journalist. I al- ion. Next year she’ll be the fea- markable platform that goes summer. NJPA Board of ways want to know, discover, tures editor. well beyond the conventional Each participating state is pro- Directors Meeting learn and share my interests with “I have come to understand definition of multi-media. These vided a comprehensive service November 15 the public.” that I will always want to write,” vital marketing tools of today in- platform through its own per- 10:30 am So says Stephanie Agudelo, of she proclaimed in her applica- cluding Search, Content, Social sonalized GistCloud “state-site,” Forsgate County Club, Jamesburg Weehawken, this year’s winner tion for the scholarship. Media, Mobile viewing, and QR e.g. www.New-Jersey.GistCloud. of the Richard Drukker Memo- The annual competition is Codes, have been integrated into com. NJPA Annual Meeting rial Scholarship. open to Montclarion staff mem- GistCloud’s service platform,” Additional information about & Luncheon A student at Montclair State bers and MSU journalism mi- says White. the service platform, including, November 15 University, Stephanie has been nors. “It’s also remarkable that Gist- products, distribution and pric- 12 noon assistant news editor of the stu- New Jersey Press Foundation Forsgate County Club, Jamesburg Cloud’s platform provides device ing, is available for review there. dent newspaper, The Montclar- Director John O’Brien present- agnostic releases, and that video “Until now, multi-state net- ed Stephanie’s award and her NJ PRess Foundation files are automatically univer- working hasn’t been realistic $2,000 scholarship at the annual Trustees Meeting New scholarship sally encoded for proper viewing — Continues on Page 5 November 15 Montclair State Awards Night on 2 pm will start in 2014 May 8. Forsgate County Club, Jamesburg Richard Drukker was publish- A bequest by the widow of er of the Herald News in Passaic, New momentum for shield law former Trenton Times executive and was president of New Jersey In light of the U.S. Department that the need for the information For more information about editor David E. West will create Press Association in 1969. of Justice’s move to subpoena outweighs the public interest in these events: www.njpa.org a journalism scholarship in his He was instrumental in the phone records of journalists, the free flow of information. name. creation of the New Jersey Press national industry organizations, President Obama supports The will of Florence Block Foundation, whose mission it including Newspaper Associa- this legislative effort and said in West, who died May 9, gives is to assist the state’s talented tion of America and Society of his national security speech on New Jersey Press Foundation young journalists. Professional Journalists, are May 23 that journalists “should $25,000 to create a scholarship Upon his death, his fam- again advocating for passage of a not be at legal risk for doing honoring her husband’s service ily created The Richard Drukker federal reporter shield law. their jobs.” Your next issue of InPrint to the newspaper industry. Memorial Scholarship fund, the The recently re-introduced The Society of Professional will arrive in September. NJPF trustees voted unani- purpose of which is to recognize Free Flow of Information Act Journalists provides talking The advertising and editorial mously to accept the gift and and assist an outstanding MSU of 2013 (H.R. 1962 and S. 987), points and a sample letter at deadline is September 9. — Continues on Page 5 student-journalist. according to the bills’ sponsors, http://www.spj.org/shieldlaw- would protect the public’s right sampleletter.asp. to know by protecting journal- Both of the organizations ists’ confidential sources. are calling on members to help In an update, the NAA indi- build bipartisan support by con- cates the legislation “essentially tacting their U.S. representatives prohibits federal prosecutors, and senators to request they co- criminal defendants and civil lit- sponsor the bill: H.R.1962 for igants from subpoenaing infor- representatives and S.987 for mation from journalists unless senators. The Capitol Switch- they convince a federal judge board phone # is 202-224-3121. Page 2 • Summer 2013 • InPrint INPRINT Publisher Editor George H. White Catherine Langley NJPA matters —

A publication of New Jersey Press Association Moving day 840 Bear Tavern Road, Suite 305 West Trenton, NJ 08628-1019 Since 1995, NJPA’s central office has will alert publishers in case they have Phone ��609-406-0600 been in Suite 305 at 840 Bear Tavern interest. We may have as many as sev- Fax ��609-406-0300 Road, located in one of five similar of- en work stations and up to ten large, Email ��[email protected] fice buildings in the Mountain View horizontal, four-drawer, steel case file NJNN fax...... 609-406-0399 NJNN email �� [email protected] Office Park in West Trenton (Ewing cabinets. Township). George H. White GistCloud Executive Director George H. White With our current lease due to ex- Executive Director The article on Page One sums it up NJNN Director Amy C. Lear NJPF Director John J. O’Brien pire on December 31, we have agreed quite well. But I want to emphasize Communications Mgr Catherine Langley to move to a different building in the the excitement we have for the poten- Business Manager Scott Kutcher same complex — to building 810, Suite do more, because many of our metal tial revenue stream this new business Member Svcs Mgr Peggy Stephan Arbitell 307. file cabinets won’t fit in the new space. venture represents. IT Manager John Viemeister Acctg Coordinator Jane Hartsough This will accomplish several neces- So there will be great focus over these If you haven’t already, please take MAjor Acct Specialist Jennine Remington sary goals: reduced space, reduced next eight weeks on getting us light a moment to visit www.New-Jersey. SCAN/2x2/Online Networks Mgr Diane Trent rent, and earlier termination of our and ready. GistCloud.com. It’s also available as a current lease. The new lease will start The business disruption isn’t wel- click-through right from our homep- Board of Directors • 2013 August 1 and will expire July 31, 2016. come, but the August timing should age at www.njpa.org. Chairman Dates for the actual move are be- work well. It’s also a much needed op- Providing a service so connected to Jennifer Cone Chciuk The West Essex Tribune, Livingston ing worked out but we should be out portunity for all of us to “lighten up” the news industry and with ever-ex-

President of the old and in with the new around — especially for a pack-rat like me. panding application due to the impact Stephen W. Parker the weekend of August 17. And it’s exciting to turn the page from of Search and Social Media in today’s Recorder Community Newspapers, Stirling Fortunately, in the teeth of finan- where we are now to a place that will marketing plans is very exciting. First Vice President cial challenges in 2011, we shut down serve the overall work-flow and op- Let me know what you think — Stanley M. Ellis NJPA’s long-time storage shed, purged eration better. especially any ideas to help it grow: Burlington County Times, Willingboro tons of stuff, and brought what had to As soon as we know what work sta- [email protected] or (609) 406-0600, Second Vice President Thomas Donovan be saved into the office. Now we must tions and file cabinets we can spare, I ext. 30. Gannett New Jersey, Neptune

Treasurer Richard Vezza The Star-Ledger / New Jersey Advance Newark NJPA Hotline answers your legal questions Secretary George H. White The “Legal Hotline” is a free service to NJPA member newspapers. If you have a newspaper-related legal question, contact the Hotline NJPA, West Trenton at Gibbons, P.C., Lauren James-Weir, phone (973) 596-4861, fax (973) 639-6267, email [email protected] Directors Here are some questions NJPA members recently asked our free Legal Hotline: Brett Ainsworth The Retrospect, Collingswood Q Are the resumes of unsuccessful candidates Q What are the requirements for publishing a Q What does the provision in N.J.S.A. 35:1-2.2, Ben Cannizzaro for a superintendent position exempt from dis- Board of Education notice? that states that a newspaper carrying legal no- Greater Media Newspapers, Freehold closure? Is the resume of the person appointed tices must be “printed and published” in James Flachsenhaar to the position exempt from disclosure? If not, A Notices published by Boards of Education New Jersey mean? Asbury Park Press, Parsippany when is it accessible — when the contract is are required to be published in newspapers that meet the requirements for running such legal A newspaper will only have one place of Joseph Gioioso signed or when the person actually starts work- A publication. Courier Post v. County of Camden, NJN Publishing, Flemington ing in that position? notices. See N.J.S.A. 35:1-2.1. In order to know in which specific newspaper the notice must be 413 N.J. Super. 372 (App. Div. 2010) held that: Michael Lawson Pursuant to Governor McGreevey’s Execu- published, one must look to the type of notice. where the paper copies of the newspaper are Community Newspapers of North Jersey A printed on newsprint with news ink on print- Media Group, Woodland Park tive Order 26: For example, when publishing a notice of public No public agency shall disclose the resumes, hearing and budget, the Board of Education ing presses outside of New Jersey; the activities William T. Murray applications for employment or other informa- must publish notice in at least one newspaper central to the creation and production of the The Trentonian, Trenton tion concerning job applicants while a recruit- published in the district and if no newspaper be newspaper are headquartered outside of New Bruce Tomlinson ment search is ongoing. The resumes of suc- published therein, then in at least one newspaper Jersey; the main address, executive offices and New Jersey Herald, Newton cessful candidates shall be disclosed once the circulating in said district not less than four days newsroom are located outside of New Jersey; the Associate Directors successful candidate is hired. The resumes of prior to the date fixed for the public hearing. See principal site of writing and editing, newsgather- unsuccessful candidates may be disclosed after ing and advertising is outside of New Jersey; and Edward J. Efchak N.J.S.A. 18A:22-11. Customers by Design, Fair Lawn the search has been concluded and the position the systems and technology support, finance, has been filled, but only where the unsuccessful marketing and promotion operations, circula- Ronald Morano What section of New Jersey Statutes applies candidate has consented to such disclosure. Q tion, administration, human resources, prepress FirstEnergy Corp./JCP&L, Morristown to advertising Sheriff Sales? The date on which the successful candidate is operations, facilities to maintain its online General Counsel “hired” is the date on which he or she enters into A The section of New Jersey Statutes that product, general and administrative employees Thomas J. Cafferty a contract for the position, even if that is well deals with the advertising of Sheriff Sales is and graphic artists are all located outside of New Nomi Lowy before the start date. N.J.S.A. 24:61-1 Jersey; the newspaper is not “printed and pub- Lauren James-Weir lished” in New Jersey. Gibbons P.C., Newark The courts will focus on where the center of INPrint (ISSN 1067-5132) the newspaper’s operation is located and where Published 4 times annually for $15 per year by New Jersey Press Association, 840 Bear Tavern Road, Suite the bulk of the work is performed. In other Join NJPA on Facebook 305, West Trenton, NJ 08628-1019. Periodicals postage paid at Trenton, NJ, and additional mailing offices. words, courts will look to where the newspaper Find newspaper news and resources POSTMASTER: Please send address changes to: InPrint, New Jersey Press Association, 840 Bear Tavern is “given to the world.” quickly on NJPA’s Facebook page. Road, Suite 305, West Trenton, NJ 08628-1019. — Continues on Page 7 People & Papers

InPrint • WInter 2012 • Page 3 Top ad and editorial winners honored Dawn is associate publisher NJPA’s annual awards eve- nings brought together journal- for Staten Island Advance ists, photographers, sales repre- Keith Dawn, most recently ing with the team of wonderful sentatives and artists to celebrate publisher and chief operating people at the Advance.” their accomplishments. officer at The Press of Dawn began his The Advertising Awards Cel- Atlantic City Media career in advertising ebration, honoring retail, clas- Group, has become as- in 1985, after gradu- sified and online advertising sociate publisher at the ated with a bachelor’s winners, was held April 11 at The Staten Island Advance. degree in journalism Hamilton Manor. Press Night, He has day-to-day op- from Radford Univer- honoring editorial, photogra- erating responsibility sity in Virginia. phy and online winners, was on for the advertising, cir- He has worked at April 25. culation, accounting, The Journal Newspa- Attendance for both events production and infor- pers, an independent was up significantly for the third mation technology de- Keith Dawn daily newspaper group year in a row. partments. in suburban Washington; for The glow from the celebra- The newsroom will continue Gannett outside Pittsburgh; for George Wirt • The Record tions continues on Facebook and Award WInner:Jullian Bao, a senior at J.P. Stevens High School, to report through Editor Brian The Journal Register Company NJPA’s website. receives the Bernard Kilgore Memorial Scholarship from NJ Press J. Laline to Advance Publisher in Norristown, Pa., and Chester Photos are available on NJPA’s Foundation Director John O’Brien and Bernard Kilgore’s son Jim, Caroline Harrison. County, Pa. Facebook page. Lists of win- who is the publisher of The Princeton Packet. “Keith brings with him a He became ad director in At- ners and the awards presenta- proven track record of success in lantic City in 1996, became gen- tions shown at the events are on gift cards to tickets for Yankees of Princeton, North Jersey Me- sales, marketing, operations and eral manager in 1999, and Pub- NJPA’s website, njpa.org. and Trenton Thunder baseball dia Group, The Palm Restaurant digital initiatives,” said Ms. Har- lisher/COO in 2001. Ad Celebration games, to concerts by Fleetwood of Atlantic City, Recorder Com- rison. “He will play a key role in Dawn has served New Jersey The Advertising Celebration Mac and Andrea Bocelli, to munity Newspapers, The Star- ensuring a healthy, long-term Press Association’s board of di- featured a new format which weekend getaways and golf out- Ledger, The Times of Trenton, future for the Advance.” rectors and as its president in was praised enthusiastically by ings, to an iPad Mini. Tropicana Resort & Casino, and Dawn said, “The Advance is 2005. He also has been active in attendees. An extended cock- Door prize donors included The West Essex Tribune. a great local paper and has so many other community and in- tail hour allowed plenty of time the Asbury Park Press, Bowling Gibbons, P.C., sponsored the much history with the area. I dustry organizations. to mingle with colleagues and Green Golf Club, Calkins Me- evening’s entertainment, come- look forward to getting involved Dawn and his wife Jessica have enjoy the hearty hors d’oeuvres. dia, Ed Efchak of Customers by dian Mike Bova. with the community and work- two sons, Miles and Alex. Dessert and coffee were served Design, Greater Media News- General Excellence Awards at tables during the awards pre- papers, Ron Morano of JCP&L/ Award points are tallied and sentation ceremony. FirstEnergy, the Marriott Princ- General Excellence Awards go NJMG selected to produce Another popular new idea was eton Forrestal Village, Metro to category winners — those door prizes ranging from $100 Creative Graphics, Nassau Inn newspapers earning the highest totals. Super Bowl XLVIII magazine The Star-Ledger received two The NY/NJ Super Bowl Host visit during their stay. General Excellence Awards for Committee has selected North Proceeds from the magazine Digital Dailies Over 35,000 circula- Jersey Media Group to help pub- benefit the host committee’s tion — Advertising and Edito- lish the committee’s commemo- Snowflake Youth Foundation, Preservation Speaks rial. rative magazine. NJMG will as- which aims to transform after- For Dailies Under 35,000, The sist in editorial, design, ad sales, school facilities for youth in the VOLUMES Trentonian earned the advertis- printing and distribution. New Jersey and New York metro ing General Excellence Award 150,000 copies of the maga- area. and Burlington County Times re- zine will be distributed at hotels The host committee’s mission Protect and Share ceived the editorial award. and other locations prior to Su- is to create a memorable Super Digitally preserve The SandPaper earned the per Bowl XLVIII, at MetLife Sta- Bowl week for all — residents, your newspapers advertising General Excellence dium on February 2, 2014. visitors, businesses, team own- and bound volumes Award for weekly newspapers. The magazine will give back- ers and sponsors — and to show- The editorial awards went to The ground on the big game, the first case the region as a venue for big Montclair Times for Weeklies ever played in the New York/ events. Over 6,500 circulation, and the New Jersey region and in an NJMG publishes The Record, Verona-Cedar Grove Times for open-air venue in a cold-weath- Herald News, northjersey.com, Weeklies Under 6,500. er city. It also will inform visitors and more than 40 community In the photography contest, about places to eat, shop and newspapers and magazines. the Best of Show award went to Amy Newman of The Record, Bergen County, for her Feature NJMG’s new digital division Picture Story. “Picking Up the Pieces — Seaside Heights.” North Jersey Media Group has marketing, social media, search NJPA thanks SmallTownPa- created a new division within the engine optimization and reputa- pers, Inc., for sponsoring both company, focused exclusively on tion management. awards events. providing its clients with digital Marc McGuigan, director of services — Digital Solutions. It the division, said, “We have a Find good people. will provide a full array of digi- one-stop shop for our clients. Place your help-wanted ads where tal offerings including creative We can analysis their business NJ newspaper people look — services, ad placement, consul- and help determine which prod- www.ArchiveInABox.com in InPrint and on NJPA’s website. tative services on behavioral and uct or combination of products The newspaper archive scanning service from SmallTownPapersTM Just $40 for 3-month listing. Send your ad [email protected] geo targeting, email and mobile will best serve their needs.” Page 4 • Summer 2013 • InPrint

NJPF Update A thank you from D.C. Here’s a report from the terned at the Student Press Law “where-are-they-now?” depart- Center, The Washington Post, The ment. Every so often at the N.J. Star-Ledger and The Durango John J. O’Brien Herald. I majored in print jour- Director Press Foundation we receive a New Jersey Press Foundation letter from a previous scholar- nalism and the interdisciplinary ship/internship winner, updat- CLEG (Communications, Le- ing us on their career and ac- gal Institutions, Economics and complishments. Government). I have covered Here’s one from Stephanie student journalism, campus de- A short history Dazio, Bernard Kilgore Scholar- velopment, political and local ship winner in 2009, who also beats through my work. I will Sometimes people ask, “What is the N.J. Press Founda- won a competitive 2011 intern- spend this summer in D.C. as a tion?” Here’s what I tell them... ship at The Star-Ledger. Metro intern for The Washington Our foundation is the “educational wing” of the New * * * Post — my third internship with Jersey Press Association. Our programs support the im- Dear Mr. White and Mr. O’Brien, Stefanie Dazio the newspaper. portant American precepts of a free press; of informed I just finished college and I I graduated from American I still keep in close contact citizen involvement in open elections; and of honest and wanted to send you a quick note University in Washington, D.C., with my high school journalism ethical government. about my endeavors since be- with magna cum laude honors. adviser, Andi Mulshine, of Com- Each year the NJPF awards a variety of college intern- ing named the New Jersey High Over my four years, I worked at munications High School. She’s School Journalist of the Year in the student newspaper as a writ- the reason I’m in the journalism ships and scholarships to student journalists. We also 2009. er, editor and mentor, and in- industry, and I will never be able support the activities of New Jersey’s high school and col- to thank her enough for chang- lege press associations, particularly through our annual ing my life. Collegiate Better Newspaper Contest. We organize col- Roth internship winner The Bernard Kilgore Memo- legiate newspapers and websites to publicize and partici- rial Scholarship and the Bob Ste- pate in special projects. One example was the 2010-2011 Ian Wenik, of Short Daily News. Manage- vens Memorial Scholarship, and Rutgers University class that reported on “The Children Hills, is the first winner ment of the fund was later an NPF-funded internship of 9-11” on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. of the newly-revamped transferred to New Jer- at The Star-Ledger, have truly These activities are designed to increase the quality of Isaac Roth Media Busi- sey Press Foundation helped me realize that I want to New Jersey newspapers and new media by encouraging ness / Circulation In- in 1983. be a reporter for the rest of my ternship. Through last year, career. I have been reporting talented college students to pursue journalism careers A sophomore at the application for the since I was 16, and my resolve and by encouraging young people to read, write, and par- University of Pennsyl- Isaac Roth scholarship has only been strengthened to ticipate in the process of informing the public. vania, he is serving his was limited to youth stay in this business. The Foundation was founded in 1963 and adopted its paid summer intern- Ian Wenik and adult newspaper Scholarships like yours are so current name in 1985. ship at the Hudson Re- carriers or the children important to young journalists, Its first endowed journalism scholarship honored the porter Newspapers in Hoboken. of adult carriers. and I can’t express how much of late Richard Drukker, publisher of the Herald-News The internship is awarded Now a paid summer intern- a difference it made in my life. If of Passaic, and an NJPA past-president. Each year it is from a trust fund established in ship, it is open to New Jersey I can ever be of assistance to the awarded to a journalism student at Montclair State Uni- 1926 by the estate of Isaac Roth, business and media students. The NJPA, NJPF or GSSP, I would be versity. who before becoming a success- change caused interest to blos- more than happy to help. ful businessman was a newspa- som and this year the number of Best, Another scholarship was created in 2001 by the family per carrier for the old Newark applications rose dramatically. Stefanie Dazio and friends of the late Bernard Kilgore, former publisher of The Princeton Packet and chairman of Dow Jones and Co. It is presented to the N.J. High School Journalist of the Year. Student-run paper ‘most outstanding’ The oldest general scholarship was begun in 1926 by The Outlook, Monmouth editors, reporters, writers, pho- tor. Her goal is to win the ASPA Isaac Roth, who was a news carrier for the Newark Daily University’s student-run news- tographers, layout/graphics de- award again. News in his youth. For many years it assisted news car- paper, is the “most outstanding” signers, and adviser.” “We try not to be satisfied with riers and their children across the state. The fund was college paper in the nation, ac- “It’s a bit of an unreal feeling. I ‘good enough,’” said Adviser modified in 2012 to include internships in the circulation cording to judges in a contest never really expected as a fresh- John Morano. run by the American Scholastic man entering the newsroom, “Great students in a good en- and business departments of NJPA members. Press Association. that I would end up editing the vironment will do wonderful In 1993, the Foundation began funding six- and eight- It is the second time in four paper and we would gain na- things. ... A very skilled office week newsroom internships at New Jersey dailies, week- years the paper has earned this tional recognition,” said Brett manager, experienced graduate lies and digital newsrooms. The most recent Internship award. It took first place “with Bodner, editor-in-chief. assistants, faculty and admin- fund was established in 2008 to honor Malcolm Borg, special merit.” He said he learned a lot by istration who make themselves chairman and owner of North Jersey Media Group. His The ASPA competition con- serving as managing editor un- available as sources and so many family and friends created the Mac Borg New Media In- siders content coverage, page der Gina Columbus, who is now others all contribute to the pa- ternship. Currently eight college students are working in design, general plan, art, adver- a reporter at the Asbury Park per’s efforts.” Garden State newsrooms for the summer. tising, editing and creativity. The Press. University President Paul G. As the part-time director of NJPF, I administer its pro- Outlook scored 955 out of a pos- “I have a really good staff,” he Gaffney II, an avid reader of the sible 1,000 points, with perfect said, although one problem was paper, said, “It (the award) sets grams, review new ideas and serve as a liaison between scores in content coverage, illus- learning how to manage 12 edi- us apart as a serious paper that NJPA and the state’s student press associations. Put an- tration, and creativity. tors and their writers, and how ... covers news like a real paper.” other way... I come to work three days a week... and give One judge wrote, “You have to treat friends as staff members. away money! an excellent school newspaper, Stepping into the editor’s job Send InPrint your news! It’s a tough job, but someone has to do it! which shows the creativity and now will be junior Jacklyn Koue- Please send news about your employees, publications, awards and new projects journalistic knowledge of your fati, this year’s managing edi- to Catherine Langley: [email protected] InPrint • Summer 2013 • Page 5 GistCloud New Jersey Continues from Page 1 sations with George, it became for NJPA about the initiative? NJNN Update for press associations given the apparent press associations have “It’s simple,” says White. “Due static nature of our old services,” lacked what GistCloud has: an to newsroom ethics, the billion says White. innovative, rock-solid, digital dollar press release industry Amy Lear “But we will soon see multi- press release service platform. business model has not ben- Director state, regional, and national And it was just as apparent that efitted news organizations fian- New Jersey Newspaper Network press release revenue directly GistCloud lacked what press as- cially. But now, with state press benefiting our members; as well sociations have long had — cred- associations able to be out front as providing better service and ibility as member-owned trade as trusted industry-owned facili- results for our in-state press re- associations, and unmatched re- tators, that’s about to change.” lease customers and prospects.” liability in the accuracy of their For more information about Digital dollars growing “Today’s press release industry news media distribution. GistCloud New Jersey, contact Good news — we’ve met our budget through June! is one that’s ripe for innovative That’s what turned on the George White at gwhite@njpa. For the first 6 months of 2103, ad revenue has tallied disruption,” says GistCloud CEO light-bulb for us both.” org, or Diane Trent at dtrent@ Brian Cafferty. “In early conver- What’s the most exciting thing njpa.org. precisely as we projected. Although NJNN display ad revenue is lagging some- what, the 2x2 network continues to soar and that is bal- New scholarship for 2014 ancing the scales. Statewide classifieds are trending just Continues from Page 1 ship for budding young journal- charitable arm of NJPA. about even to goal. establish the scholarship which ists. It will be a tremendous aid For more information about Which leads me to elaborate on that other category of will awarded beginning in 2014. to deserving students.” NJPF scholarships and intern- ad revenue: “Web.” John J. O’Brien, director of the The David E. West Scholar- ships, go to www.njpa.org/ In May, NJNN began facilitating a small portion of the foundation, said, “We appreciate ship joins a growing number of foundation, or contact O’Brien significant digital campaign from the NJ Economic De- Mrs. West’s generosity in estab- scholarships and internships ad- at (609) 406-0600, ext. 13, or velopment Authority. Suddenly our Web revenue bucket lishing this meaningful scholar- ministered by NJPF, which is the [email protected]. is being replenished! While the NJ EDA’s agency is working with multiple digital networks, they turned to NJNN as a trusted re- source to place ads on newspaper.com sites. Coordinating its “Stronger Than The Storm” 3-month campaign has not been without challenges. Our buy involves 14 websites with varied inventory and several different reporting tools. Knowledgeable and support- ive account execs and ad opp teams at NJPA-member newspapers have worked tirelessly to ensure customer satisfaction. With their help, NJNN’s sophistication for serving digital customers is surging and we are position- ing ourselves to capture greater dollars from this growing NWis when your advertisers need revenue segment. At the cusp of this emergence as a serious player in the complete multimedia solutions. digital network world, we are preparing for the maternity leave of NJNN’s Major Account Specialist, Jennine Rem- ington, who is expecting her second child in July. A full- With Metro e-Connect, you have what you need to time, experienced temp will come onboard soon. take the lead with multimedia advertising. This Other developing projects include: integrated, exible, cost-effective, multiplatform • Converting to a new web-based software program for program is also easy to launch and easy to manage. generating insertion orders and billing. 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Page 6 • Summer 2013 • InPrint Jerry Aumente trains Mozambique journalists NJPA Associate Members Jerry Aumente is still hard at work helping journal- Please send review your listing and send changes to NJPA so we can update your information ists around the world. here and on our website. Send to Catherine Langley, [email protected]. Thank you! This time the distinguished pro- fessor emeritus from Rutgers is de- AAA Mid Atlantic Box of Joe Consulting The Courier Times Publishing Co. Gibbons P.C. signing the curriculum for a series 700 Horizon Drive 16 Waterbury Court The Courier Times One Gateway Center Hamilton, NJ 08691 Allentown, NJ 08501 The Jersey Times Newark, NJ 07102-5310 of new health journalism courses (609) 570-4131 (862) 223-1992 16 Park Avenue, Suite 201 (973) 596-4863 in the African nation of Mozam- Fax (609) 570-4075 Joseph L. Cavone Rutherford, NJ 07070 Fax (973) 639-6267 bique. www.aaa.com [email protected] (201) 729-9500, Thomas Cafferty Tracy Nobel Fax (201) 729-9503 [email protected] A former Portuguese colony [email protected] Brown & Connery LLP www.thecouriertimesnews.com Nomi Lowy of 25 million, it lies along Africa’s 360 Haddon Avenue, PO Box 539 James Adams, Jr., publisher [email protected] southeastern coast, opposite the AAA New Jersey Westmont, NJ 08108 Virginia Tacon, assoc. publisher Lauren James-Weir Automobile Club (856) 854-8900 publisher@thecouriertimesnews. [email protected] island of Madagascar. At 310,000 Jerry Aumente 1 Hanover Road, PO Box 698 Fax (856) 858-4967 com square miles it is twice the size of Florham Park, NJ 07932 www.brownconnery.com Gunther Publishing Enterprises (973) 245-4838 Stephen DeFeo The Criterion News Advertiser The Monmouth Business Times, California. Mozambique’s health challenges are exac- Fax (973) 245-4855 [email protected] 87 Forrest Street, PO Box 4278 The Monmouth Family Times, erbated by poverty, low literacy, a high incidence of www.aaa.com Metuchen, NJ 08840-4278 The Middlesex Family Times, AIDS, and the after effects of a long civil war. John Garubba CBA Industries Inc. (732) 548-8300 The Ocean Family Times, [email protected] 669 River Road Fax (732) 548-8338 The Millstone Times Aumente is special counselor to the dean in the Elmwood Park, NJ 07407 www.CriterionNews.com 151 Highland Ridge Road School of Communication and Information at Po- Advocate Publishing Corp. (201) 414-5200 Christopher Crane Englishtown, NJ 07726 The Catholic Advocate, Barry Schiro [email protected] (732) 995-3456 litecnica University in the capital city of Maputo, at NJ Catolico [email protected] www.themonmouthfamilytimes.com the southern tip of Mozambique. His work is part of a 171 Clifton Avenue, PO Box 9500 Customers By Design Cami Gunther US Agency for International Development-supported Newark, NJ 07104 The College of New Jersey 9-01 Arnot Place [email protected] (973) 497-4201 PO Box 7718 Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 program developed by Johns Hopkins University. Fax (973) 497-4192 Ewing, NJ 08628 (802) 282-6700 HarrisonRand After consulting with faculty, administrators and www.rcan.org/advocate (609) 771-2793 Edward J. Efchak 6823 Bergenline Avenue Marge Pearson-McCue Fax (609) 637-5112 [email protected] Guttenberg, NJ 07093 journalists in Mozambique, he designed a new clus- [email protected] www.tcnj.edu (201) 869-7555 ter of courses including an introductory health jour- Donna Shaw Direct Printing and Mailing Fax (201) 861-5609 nalism course, an advanced multimedia production Amandla [email protected] Services www.harrisonrand.com PO Box 7030 WOB 45 Dutch Lane Daryl Rand course, and a senior seminar in health journalism. West Orange, NJ 07052 Community News Service LLC Ringoes, NJ 08551 [email protected] Translated into Portuguese, the courses will interact (866) 262-6352 Hamilton Post, Ewing Observer, (908) 806-3700 with other initiatives, including a new health jour- Ernest Kwabena Opong Trenton Downtowner, Lawrence Fax (908) 806-7670 ICAP Delivery, Inc. [email protected] Gazette, Robbinsville Advance, Jack O’Rourke 435 East Main Street, Suite 101 nalism website and a new radio station at Politecnica Hopewell Express, Princeton Echo, [email protected] Denville, NJ 07834-2533 University that is part of the overall health journalism Annlo Communications Bordentown Current, (973) 625-4227 1824 Annlo Lane www.mercerspace.com Dow Jones News Fund Fax (973) 625-6931 initiative, Aumente said. Vineland, NJ 08361 15 Princess Road, Suite K PO Box 300 www.ICAPDelivery.com “With the Internet and newer media transforming (856) 641-2136 Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Princeton, NJ 08543-0300 Joseph Paci the landscape for health news and information, our www.annlocommunications.com (609) 396-1511 (609) 452-2820 [email protected] Charles Nutt Fax (609) 396-1132 Fax (609) 520-5804 suggested curriculum encourages a fresh approach to [email protected] www.communitynewsnj.com www.newsfund.org Insurance Specialties reporting and analysis of major stories such as AIDS James Griswold, co-publisher Richard Holden Services, Inc. The Associated Press [email protected] [email protected] 946 Town Center prevention, while also introducing journalism strate- 50 West State Street, Suite 1114 Tom Valeri, co-publisher New Britain, PA 18901 gies that promote overall health care awareness, “Au- Trenton, NJ 08608 [email protected] Evergreen Printing Company (215) 918-0505 mente said. (609) 392-3622 101 Haag Avenue, PO Box 786 Fax (215) 918-0507 Fax (609) 392-3531 Community Publications Bellmawr, NJ 08031 Toll free: (800) 533-4579 “The hope is that this curriculum will provide a tem- www.ap.org/nj 1338 Highway 36 (856) 933-0222 Kathy Liney plate for advanced health journalism development in Sally Hale Hazlet, NJ 07730 Fax (856) 933-2972 [email protected] [email protected] (732) 739-8689 www.egpp.com the entire region of Africa around Mozambique.” www.mycommunitypublications. John Dreisbach Jersey Central Power & Light / Athlon Sports com [email protected] FirstEnergy 2451 Atrium Way, Suite 320 Vin Gopal, vgopal@ 300 Madison Ave., PO Box 1911 Nashville, TN 37214 mycommunitypublications.com The Gazette Newspaper Morristown, NJ 07962-1911 (615) 440-5522 Cliff Moore, comoore@ 343 Boulevard (973) 401-8097 75% of young adults who www.athlonsports.com mycommunitypublications.com Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604 Fax (330) 315-8941 Jerry Lyles (201) 288-8656 www.firstenergycorp.com read newspaper content for teens [email protected] The County Seat Fax (201) 288-7215 Ronald Morano when they were 13 to 17 years old 77 Hudson Street, 2nd Floor Fritz Rethage [email protected] Bartash Printing, Inc. Hackensack, NJ 07601 [email protected] currently read their local paper at 5400 Grays Avenue (201) 488-5795 Kean University least once a week. Philadelphia, PA 19143 Fax (201) 343-8720 1000 Morris Avenue (215) 724-1700 Gail Zisa Hutchinson Hall, 2nd Floor Of young adults who didn’t read Fax (215) 724-3313 [email protected] Union, NJ 07083-0411 www.bartash.com (908) 737-3410 a teen section, only Michael Karff Fax (908) 737-4636 44% now read their [email protected] www.kean.edu Eric Roberts Audrey Kelly local paper. [email protected] [email protected] —NAA Foundation, 2007

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New Jersey City University PolitickerNJ.com Monica Coskey Pilar Kennedy and Scott Kennedy are co-publishers. 107 Country Club Drive Office of Public Information and Poligravity Media, LLC [email protected] Rochester, NY 14618 Community Relations 321 West 44th Street, 6th Floor To contact them, call (973) 509-8861 or send email (585) 385-0027 2039 John F. Kennedy Boulevard New York, NY 10036 SmallTownPapers, Inc. [email protected]. Fax (585) 385-0028 Jersey City, NJ 07305-1597 (212) 407-9326 217 West Cota Street The Newark Bears is an independent professional www.kruger.com (201) 200-3426 Fax (212) 753-2751 Shelton, WA 98584 Rick Rumble Fax (201) 200-2168 www.politickernj.com (360) 427-6300 baseball team. It traces its roots to the early 1900s. In [email protected] www.njcu.edu Zach Silber Fax (360) 427-6302 1950, the franchise was sold to the Chicago Cubs, re- Ellen Wayman-Gordon [email protected] www.smalltownpapers.com Latinos Unidos de Nueva Jersey [email protected] Paul Jeffko named and moved to Springfield, Massachusetts. But 190 Hickory Road, Box 1082 Publishers Circulation [email protected] nearly 50 years later, in 1998, the Bears were revived in Jackson, NJ 08527 New Jersey Council Fulfillment Inc. Carter Cheston Newarkby former Yankee catcher Rick Cerone. (732) 534-5959 of County Colleges 502 Washington Ave., Suite 500 [email protected] Fax (732) 942-6633 330 West State Street Towson, MD 21204 Danielle Dronet is CEO and general manager. Pete www.lunj.net Trenton, NJ 08618 (410) 821-4545 Strategic Content Imaging Spiewak is the media relations manager. They can be Jorge A. Rod (609) 392-3434 Fax (410) 821-3620 100 Castle Road [email protected] Fax (609) 392-8158 www.pcfcorp.com Secaucus, NJ 07096 reached at (973) 848-1000 or [email protected]. www.njccc.org Jerry Giordana Office (201) 935-3500 Metro Creative Graphics, Inc. Jacob C. Farbman [email protected] Cell (973) 248-7942 519 Eighth Avenue [email protected] Fax (201) 935-1493 New York, NY 10018 Publishing Group of America www.sciimage.com Evergreen wins awards (800) 223-1600 New Jersey Education American Profile, Relish, Spry Keith Puzio Fax (212) 967-4602 Association 341 Cool Springs Blvd, Suite 400 [email protected] www.metrocreativegraphics.com 180 West State Street Franklin, TN 37067 for newspaper printing Gwen Tomaselli PO Box 1211 (615) 468-6000 W.B. 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