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N.H. Superior Court Judge ruling: subpoenaing notes a “significant danger” to newsgathering activities
Strafford County Superior Court Judge Steven Houran ruled against the state Tuesday in its attempt to subpoena the unpublished notes of Foster’s Daily Democrat reporter Brain Early. Houran’s decision...
Storytelling in the Digital Age: SPJ & Facebook Journalism Project Training
FREE TO ATTEND!! Come to the Boston Public Library Main Branch at 6 p.m. on April 19 and learn how to best use Facebook tools in your reporting. Social...
Beyond Boston Strong: panelists talk Boston Marathon Bombings five years later
WHO: SPJ New England PRO Chapter, Suffolk University Sawyer Library Speaker Series & Communication & Journalism Department WHAT: Beyond Boston Strong: Reporters Reflect on the Marathon Bombings WHEN: Tuesday,...
Chapter joins NEFAC on statement against subpoenaing of journalist’s notes
the New England Chapter of SPJ and the New England First Amendment Coalition are supporting the New Hampshire publication Foster’s Daily Democrat in its fight to protect its reporter’s...
Chapter Mourns Passing of Public Records and Open Meeting Transparency Advocate
The SPJNE extends its most sincere condolences to the family of Massachusetts State Rep. Peter Vincent “Pete” Kocot. Chairman Kocot died February 21 after a brief illness. Chairman Kocot...
Chapter President talks journalism on local radio station
New England Professional Chapter President Jordan Frias appeared on ZUMIX Radio in East Boston yesterday to talk briefly about SPJ and to answer questions about journalism. Podcast can be...
Recap of Sexual Assault Panel in December
Here’s a Storify that our friends at the New England First Amendment Coalition (NEFAC) put together on our Covering Sexual Assault Panel at BU that was hosted on Thursday,...
UPDATED: Upcoming Panel on Covering Sexual Assault at BU
The New England SPJ Chapter is hosting a panel at Boston University on December 7th at 7 p.m. on covering sexual assault. Panelists include Boston Globe Spotlight reporter Jenn...
Chapter Joins Other News Orgs in Amicus Brief tied to Aug. 19th Free Speech Rally
The New England PRO Chapter of SPJ is pleased to join the ACLU of Massachusetts, the New England First Amendment Coalition and the Massachusetts Newspaper Publishers Association in an...
Ongoing Project Starting in December, Volunteers Needed for Saturday Afternoons
WHEN: Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. WHERE: Unitarian Universalist Churchm 10 Putnam Street, Roxbury ***Bring your laptops*** Hi SPJNErs and prospective SPJNE members, Please join me and...