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Last updated: May 18th, 2012

1. Yunghi Kim Awarded IPC Professional Photography Leadership Award

   NPPA board member Yunghi Kim has been presented with an International Photogrpahic Council Professional Photography Leadership Award by the United Nations organization in New York...."

2. Florida Sheriff's Deputy Criminally Charged After Deleting Video

   When he realized cell phone video might be used against him by investigators, police say Broward County Sheriff's Deputy Anthony Costanzo deleted it. Which now has him facing charges including tampering with evidence, a third-degree felony punishable by up to five years in prison. But what about all the other police who delete video?..."

3. U.S. Department Of Justice Slaps Baltimore Police Over Right To Record Issue

   The U.S. Department of Justice is coming down hard on the Baltimore Police Department as it prepares to issue a settlement to a man whose footage they deleted after he recorded them making an arrest. NPPA and other media groups just recently sent Attorney General Eric Holder a letter insisting that he take action to protect our rights...."

May 2012

• Carlos Miller: You Have A Right To Remain Recording
• Yunghi Kim Awarded IPC Professional Photography Leadership Award
• Florida Sheriff's Deputy Criminally Charged After Deleting Video
• 10 Questions: PhotoShelter's New CEO Andrew Fingerman
• U.S. Department Of Justice Slaps Baltimore Police Over Right To Record Issue
• The Story Behind The Cover Story
• Robert Capa And Gerda Taro: Love In A Time of War
• Barnstorming For 25 Years: The Eddie Adams Workshop
• Reporters Committee Launches Hotline For Media Covering Chicago NATO Summit
• NPPA Submits Objections To Copyright Fee Increase
• Charges Against Bradley Allen Are Dismissed
• Rare Prints Auctioned Tuesday For Anton Hammerl
• Horst Faas, AP Two-Time Pulitzer-Winning Photographer, Dies At 79
• Chuck Scott's Photojournalism? There's An App For That!
• Pennsylvania Hometown To Honor Eddie Adams
• Court Upholds Right To Record Police
• Proposed Bill Amends Illinois Eavesdropping Law
• Three Photojournalists Found Dead In Mexico
• NPPA, Press Groups, Call On Justice Department To Protect Right To Record
• Andrew Fingerman Named PhotoShelter CEO
• J. Bruce Baumann's Posey Magazine
• New York Times Wins BOP Best Use Of The Web

April 2012

• Only Five Seats Left At Multimedia Immersion
• Timothy Allen's "Human Planet"
• Tom Kennedy Named Managing Editor/Digital News For PBS NewsHour
• Tampa's Bruce Moyer, .týždeň Magazine, Virginian-Pilot Win BOP Picture Editing Honors
• John H. White's "Keep In Flight" Lifetime Achievement Award
• Judges Finalizing Winners In NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Tulsa Press Club To Host Pulitzer-Winning Speakers
• MaryAnne Golon Named Washington Post Photography Director
• LA Times Publishes Graphic Photos: Soldiers And Body Parts
• NPPA's Multimedia Immersion Workshop Launches Mobile Phone Photo Contest
• Pulitzer Winner Met His Subject On A Hike
• NPPA Member Walker Wins Second Pulitzer; Hossaini Wins For News Photo
• Pulitzer Prizes Announced Later Today
• Tim Hetherington: A Mother's Perspective On Her Son's War Photography
• Photojournalist’s Federal Lawsuit Defends Right To Record Police
• Facebook To Buy Photo-Sharing Instagram For $1 Billion
• Right To Record Arkansas Public Meetings Affirmed
• NPPA Launches New Online Ethics Blog
• Three New Faces Join NPPA Board
• Small Paper Prioritizes Photography, Wins Awards
• Barbara Davidson Honored For Courage In Journalism
• Registration Opens For NPPA's Shutter Foundry
• NPPA Lawyer In "Know Your Rights" Forum Tuesday
• Rich Clarkson's 57th NCAA Final Four

March 2012

• Florida Prosecutor Drops Charges Against NPPA Member; Lawsuit Filed
• Post's Michel duCille Named Associate Editor Of Photography
• After 34 Years In Racine: Mark Hertzberg Hits Retirement Day
• TV Quarterly Contest Taking Entries On April 1
• Boston Pays Photographer $170,000 To Settle Arrest Suit
• Journalism Groups Protest Prosecution Of Photojournalist
• Behind The Scenes At NPPA’s Best Of Photojournalism TV Judging
• Virginian-Pilot Wins Best Use Of Photography Quarterly Contest
• Las Vegas Police Pay $100K To Beaten Photographer
• Panel Discussion Friday: Know Your Rights
• After 55 Years, KSTP Photojournalist Brad Jacobs Retires
• KUSA-TV's Dave Delozier: Colorado Broadcaster Of The Year
• After 34 Years In Racine: Mark Hertzberg Announces His Retirement
• ACLU And NPPA: Know Your Rights At Tampa's Republican Convention
• KUSA-TV "Mines Gold" In NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Chicago Cops Cuff Reporter, Photographer, At News Scene
• Nathan Thompson Named Ernie Crisp Television News Photographer Of The Year
• Baltimore's WBFF-TV Wins NPPA's Large Market Station Of The Year Title
• First TV Winners Named In NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• World Press Photo Multimedia Winners
• News Media Photo Re-Seller Pictopia Shutters Doors
• Attention Students: Guardian Launches Student Media Awards 2012
• NPPA Wants Charges Dropped Against Occupy Photographer
• Best Of Photojournalism Television Final Judging Starts Thursday
• NPPA Seeks Dismissal Of Charges Against Occupy Photographer
• Editorial: Covering The Cops
• Northern Short Course: Excitement About Photography's Future
• Northern Short Course: Grow, And Get Smart
• TV Quarterly Clip Contest Photographers, Stations of the Year, Announced
• NPPA's Northern Short Course Opens To Crowded Turn-Out
• Help Support Film About John G. Morris
• NPPA Northern Short Course Opens Today
• ETHICS: Should Photo Contests Require Original Image Files?
• Northern Short Course Walk-In Registration Starts Tonight
• Charles Dharapak Named WHNPA Still Photographer of the Year
• Boston Photojournalist Paula Lerner, 52
• Tuesday: Last Day To Advance Register For NPPA's Northern Short Course
• Photojournalist Tyler Hicks On Anthony Shadid: A War Reporter's Last Days
• Stan Stearns, Famous For JFK Funeral Photo, Dies at 76
• Canon Launches EOS 5D Mark III
• Justin Maxon, Katie Orlinsky Win 2011 Alexia Foundation Grants
• Illinois Charges Dropped, Prosecutor Believes Law Unconstitutional
• Last Day To Apply: March 1 Deadline For NPPF Student Scholarships

February 2012

• Good Cop, Bad Citizen? As Cellphone Recording Increases, Officers Are Uneasy
• Trey Ratcliff's Interview: HDR & Finding Your Photographic Voice
• NPPA Objects To Proposed Utah Bill
• Damon Winter, New York Times, Win Premier POYi Awards
• A Play About Walker Evans?
• Injured Brit Photographer Paul Conroy Smuggled Out Of Syria
• Deadline March 1: Students, Apply For NPPF Scholarships
• Syrian Videographer Anas al-Tarsha Killed In Mortar Attack
• Shepard Fairey Pleads Guilty Over Obama ‘Hope’ Image
• Bill Luster Inducted Into Kentucky's Journalism Hall Of Fame
• On This Day: Joe Rosenthal's Iconic Flag Raising
• Photojournalist, Reporter, Killed In Syria Shelling
• NPPA's Lawyer Obtains Another Dismissal For Arrested Photographers
• NPPA Protests Photographer's Arrest By US Parks Police
• Photography And The Law: Copyright Issues
• Embedding IPTC Data In Web Pages
• Missouri POYi Picks Donald Miralle, Sports Photographer Of The Year
• The Washington Post, And A Digital Future?
• Times Correspondent Anthony Shadid Dies In Syria
• Ninth Circuit: Photojournalist's Access is a “Fundamental Constitutional Right”
• New Free PhotoShelter Guide: "How To Grow A Wedding Photography Business"
• ACLU Launches "Know Your Rights" Campaign For Photographers
• NPPA Formally Objects To Baltimore Police Behavior
• Registration Opens For NPPA's 2012 Multimedia Immersion
• Ross Taylor Named NSC Photographer Of The Year
• In Rome, Steve McCurry Reflects On His Photography
• First Round Of NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Judging Starts This Week
• Denver Post's Craig F. Walker Named POYi Newspaper Photographer of the Year
• Watch NPPA's Northern Short Course Contest Judging On Livestream
• First Round Of NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Judging Starts Next Week
• Spain's Samuel Aranda Wins World Press Photo Of The Year
• Austin Photographer Brings Wars Home To America
• Scholarships, Stipends Offered For Kalish Workshop In June
• Peter Turnley: Moments Of The Human Condition
• Peter Macdiarmid: Seven Things I've Learned As A Getty News Photographer
• Photographer Blaine McCartney Critically Injured In Accident
• Miami Cop Who Arrested Carlos Miller Is Media Spokesperson
• Behind The Scenes: Steve McCurry's Exhibit In Rome
• British Photographers Have Their Say At Leveson Inquiry Today
• NPPA Event Tuition Grants Deadline Is Midnight Today!
• NPPA Files Comments Supporting Amending Illinois Wiretap Law
• Sacramento Bee Fires Bryan Patrick Over Manipulated Photographs
• Photography Is Not Illegal: NY Cop Armed With Camera
• DEADLINE TODAY! Enter NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Carlos Miller Arrested Covering Occupy Miami Evacuation
• Accused Of Digitally Altering Photo, Sacramento Bee Suspends Veteran Photographer
• Ansel Adams' "Lost" Los Angeles Photos

January 2012

• Can Cops Delete Your Cell Phone Pictures?
• Justin Mott's Advice To Young Visual Storytellers
• Video Documentary: The Story Of Kirk Williams
• NPPF Scholarship Application Deadline Is March 1
• Best Of Photojournalism Entry Deadline: This Friday!
• Gordon Parks Photo Contest Deadline July 2
• NPPA's Lawyer Details Backlash Against Photojournalists
• NPPA Announces Event Tuition Grants
• Why UK Newspapers Are Dumping Staff Photographers
• Best Of Photojournalism TV Entry Deadline: Friday!
• Illinois To Experiment With Courtroom Cameras
• Board Re-Elects President, Passes Budget, Approves New Web Project
• Board Re-Elects Sean D. Elliot President, Passes Budget
• Ready To Enter? It's Free! NPPA's 2012 Best Of Photojournalism Competition
• Pennsylvania photographer Raymond J. "Ray" Thompson, 75
• NPPA Protests Arrest Of San Diego Photographer
• Photography And The Law: The War On Photography
• NPPA Comments To Copyright Office On Small Claims
• CNN Digital Names Simon Barnett As Photography Director
• Sonya Hebert Joins White House Photography Staff
• Radu Sigheti: The Problem With [Photography] Prizes
• NPR Photojournalist David Gilkey: Russia By Rail
• Developer Sues Documentary Producer Lauren Greenfield For Defamation
• Judge Dismisses All Charges Against Student Photographer
• Civil Rights Division Says Baltimore Police Violated Photographer's Rights
• Nieman Journalism Lab Launches Nieman-Berkman Fellowship In Journalism Innovation
• Boston Police Admit Arresting Videotaping Man Was Mistake
• NPPA Objects: PATCO Web Site Equates Photography With Terrorism
• Wrongful Arrest Kept Photographer Out Of White House
• British Press Photographers Association Makes Second Submission To Leveson Inquiry
• Call For NPPA National Officers
• Bill Frakes: Shooting Video On Nikon's New D4
• Bill Frakes Shoots Istanbul Video On New Nikon D4
• Nikon Launches New D4 Camera
• Magnum Photos Eve Arnold, 99
• Los Angeles Times Retired Photographer Art Rogers, 93
• Now Open For Entries: NPPA's 2012 Best Of Photojournalism Competition
• LightBox 365: A Year In Photographs, 2011

December 2011

• NPPA's Best Use of Photography: 3rd Quarter 2011 Results
• One Picture, Two Photographers
• Lynsey Addario's 2011: From Libyan War Captive To New Mother
• NPPA Announces Reorganized Best Of Photojournalism Contest For 2012
• A Question Of Ethics: British News Photographers In The Spotlight
• Photojournalist Anja Niedringhaus' Search For A Wounded Marine
• Renée C. Byer's Essay: Facing Twin Tragedies, Terminal Illness And Foreclosure
• 2011: The Year In Pictures, The New York Times
• A Year In New York Pictures
• Cop Orders Photographer To Stop Photographing Sleeping Cop
• Iraq War Produced Iraqi News Photographers
• Ken Kobre's Documentary "Deadline Every Second"
• TIME Tribute To Photographers Lost In 2011
• Hillman Journalism Prizes Deadline Is January 31, 2012
• No Citations For Arrested Journal Sentinel Photographer
• Reuters Photos Capture Horror Of Egypt's Crackdown
• Douglas Turner: Police Are Roughing Up Journalists Across U.S.
• Ed Reinke Scholarship Fund Launched At IU
• New Campaign To Permanently Embed Information In Digital Media
• Six Winners Named For NPPF–NPPA Career Expansion Scholarships
• Indy Star Employees Protest Newsroom Gutting
• Indy Star Employees Protest Newsroom Gutting
• Citizen Journalism: Will Something For Nothing Last For Long?
• 165 Layoffs Under Way At Tampa Tribune
• PhotoShelter Publishes Free 2012 Photographers Business Workbook
• Amid A Horrific Scene, Tears
• Photographers: Arrested For Doing Their Jobs
• NPPA NewsVideo Workshop Has New Leadership
• 2011's Most Powerful Images?
• Todd Maisel, Mark Dolan Elected To NPPA Board
• National Geographic Photographers Launch Their Own Web Site

November 2011

• NPPA Life Member James K.W. Atherton, 83
• NPPA Elections End On November 30
• DC Will Revisit Street Photography Regulations
• Image Tool Detects Fashion Industry Photo Alterations
• NPPA Announces Best Of Photojournalism Contest Committee Changes
• Asbury Park Press Photographer Michael Sypniewski, 47
• Got 2? Get 50%!
• Registration Open For NPPA's Advanced Storytelling Workshop
• NYPD To Remind Cops Of Media's Rights
• NPPA's Lawyer: Reconsider Charges Against Student Journalist
• Free DART Center Workshop On Covering Youth Violence
• NPPA's Lawyer On Occupy Wall Street Media Arrests
• NPPA, Media Groups Protest Press Mistreatment at NYC Occupy Wall Street
• Attention Photographers: Do You Have Money Coming To You?
• Chicago Police Detain Journalism Professor, Delete His Video Of An Arrest
• Prosecutors Won't Drop Charges Against Student Journalist Jonathan Foster
• NPPA Joins Supreme Court Audio/Video Request
• Joe Torelli, Donald R. Winslow To Receive NPPA's Sprague Award
• Bruce Kellman, 66, Dies In Tacoma
• Famous Photographers, Online Print Auction Support Documentary Film
• Tonight In San Antonio: Legal Issues For Photographers
• NPPA Condemns NYPD Targeting Journalists At Occupy Wall Street
• NPPA Names Short Grants Program Winners
• Jim Romenesko Leaves Poynter, And The Blogosphere Cries Foul
• After 42 Years At Courier-Journal, Bill Luster Retires
• CNN Lays Off Staffers, Thanks To "User Generated Content"
• Webcast Live Tonight: Ed Reinke's Cincinnati Memorial Service
• NPPA, Edom Foundation, Launch "Welcome Veterans H.O.M.E." Project
• Best Use of Photography: 2nd Quarter 2011 Results
• What Is Photojournalism?
• Angry Penn State Students Tip Over News Van
• Brad Vest Named College Photographer Of The Year
• NPPA's Business Blitz Lands In St. Petersburg
• Leadership Changes At Reuters Photo Operations
• In Britian, Public Street Photography Reaffirmed As "Legal"
• Stephen Ferry Receives First Tim Hetherington Grant
• ACLU Will Help Arrested Richmond Photographer
• Joao Silva Races In NYC Marathon
• Tom Sharkey, 54, Was An NPPA BOP TV Judge
• NPPA Student Online Chat: Finding The Dots To Connect
• San Antonio Seminar: Legal Issues For Photographers
• Canon Unveils C300 Cinema Camera In Hollywood
• Years Later, Even After Divorce, Lawsuit Seeks To Recreate Wedding Photos
• Milwaukee Photojournalist Arrested While Covering Occupy Wall Street Rally
• Photojournalist Arrested Covering Occupy Milwaukee
• Celebrating Women Journalists In The Newsroom: Carol Guzy
• St. Petersburg Times Will Become Tampa Bay Times
• November Elections Open For NPPA's Board, Odd-Numbered Regions

October 2011

• NPPA Seeks Repeal Of DC Regulations Limiting Street Photography
• Chris Hondros Fund Web Site Launches
• Copyright Office Announces 17 New Policy Priorities
• Krisanne Johnson Wins 2011 W. Eugene Smith Grant
• ACLU Sues Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Over Photographers' Arrests
• Upcoming November Election For NPPA's Board Of Directors
• 2012 NewsVideo Workshop Registration Opens
• AP Photojournalist Ed Reinke, 60
• AP Photographer Ed Reinke Moved To Hospice Care
• Candidates Announced For NPPA Board Of Directors Election
• Internship Perspective: Ryan Young
• NPPA Chat Helps Students Network For Jobs, Internships
• NPPA Short Grants Judges Announced
• Nikon Stops Production After Thailand Flooding
• Are You Prepared To Network For Jobs, Internships?
• NPPA Commends Settlement Of Journalists' Federal Lawsuit
• Tyler Hicks: A Decade In Afghanistan
• Local, Regional Newspapers Should Abandon Web Video
• Deadlines Approaching For Some Journalism Scholarships
• Video Storytelling With The Pros

September 2011

• UT's Harry Ransom Center Acquires Elliott Erwitt's Archives
• NPPA's Lawyer Joins Media Law Conference
• Friday Is The Last Day For Short Grant Applications
• VII Photo Announces New Photographer Roster
• LAST DAY TO REGISTER: NPPA's Business Blitz In St. Louis
• NPPA Joins In Celebrating International Right To Know Day
• NPPA's Business Blitz: Getting Ready For This Week In St. Louis
• New Scholarships Available For Photojournalists Returning To School
• The 14 Most Dangerous Locations For Photojournalists
• Milwaukee Veteran Photojournalist Was Obeying Police When Arrested
• Photojournalists' Daughter Gracie Joles, 8, Loses Cancer Battle
• "Nick" Nichols Ditches Web For iPad
• Free Dart Center Workshop For Reporting On Intimate Partner Violence
• Milwaukee Police Arrest Veteran News Videographer
• Nikon Launches New Nikon 1 Camera System
• Record Texas Drought In Photographs
• Danny Lyon To Receive Missouri Honor Medal
• NPPA's Attorney: Keeping Them Honest, One Letter At A Time
• NPPA's "Find A Photographer" Will Now Include Student Members
• Joao Silva's White House Medal Of Honor Assignment
• ACLU v Alvarez: A First Amendment Challenge
• Adam Ferguson: War Is Boring
• College Photographer Of The Year, Call For Entries
• Fundraiser For Photographer Anton Hammerl's Family
• Witnesses To 9/11: A Night Of Remembrance And Recovery
• Streaming Live Video From NYC: "9/11, Witness To Tragedy And Recovery"
• More Layoffs At Dallas Morning News, Los Angeles Times
• PHOTOGRAPHERS: Know Your Constitutional Rights
• Thomas E. Franklin's 9/11 Remembrance, "Witness To History"
• TONIGHT in NYC: 9/11, Witness To Tragedy And Recovery
• Thomas E. Franklin's 9/11 Remembrance, "Witness To History"
• James Nachtwey's Unpublished 9/11 Photographs
• Steve McCurry Wins First Leica Hall Of Fame Award
• REGISTER NOW: 9/11, Witness To Tragedy And Recovery
• Denver Post Creates 9/11 Wall Project
• Barbara Davidson: From Pulitzer To Perpignan
• Tim Hetherington Grant Launched
• Yuri Kozyrev Wins Visa d'Or News Award
• Burning Man: Model Releases, Surrender Rights. Are You Kidding?
• Five Photojournalists Share $100,000 In Getty Images Grants
• Got 2? Get 50 Percent!
• NPPA Short Grants: Why Wait? Apply Now!
• Eli Reed, Rich Clarkson, Bill Eppridge Receive 2011 Lucie Awards
• Slaby Named To Chair Business Practices Committee
• Can Photographer Dave Yoder Solve A Leonardo da Vinci Mystery With A $250,000 Camera?
• Portraits Of Love Project Seeks Volunteer Photographers

August 2011

• Pulitzer-Winning Photojournalist Resigns Rather Than Fire Half The Staff
• The Use Of Audio In Photography
• Linotype: The Film.
• What Are Ethics When Everyone's A Photographer?
• James Nachtwey Leaves VII, BJP Reports
• Tonight On PBS: Photojournalist John Kaplan's Film "Not As I Pictured"
• How Do I Get Press Credentials?
• 9/11 Photography Exhibit: Witness To Tragedy And Recovery
• NPPA Objects To Congressional Incident In Cincinnati
• Tonight In Washington: Conflict Zone Inspires Groundbreaking Look At War
• Seventh Circuit Rules: States May Restrict Broadcasting Of Publicly Sponsored Sporting Events
• 120 Jobs Lost In Bay Area News Group Rebranding
• The Ultimate Rube Goldberg Photography Set Up!
• Las Vegas Layoffs Include Four Staff Photographers
• Cameras In The Courts: The Long Road To The New Federal Experiment
• Associated Press, NYC Police Museum To Host 9/11 Exhibition
• Business Blitz: Discovering The Risks, As Well As How To Succeed
• As They Captured History, Lenses Provided Shield For 9/11 Photographers
• Elliott Erwitt on NPR: Jumping Dogs And Photo-Toons
• Photographers Protest BBC's Use Of Twitter Photographs
• Photographer Claims LA Times Violated Copyright 500 Times
• Long Beach Police Chief Confirms: Detaining Photographers Within Department Policy
• NPPA Embraces Social Media
• NPPA Short Grants: Why Wait? Apply Now!
• White House Photo Of Dover Ceremony Sparks Controversy
• White House Photo Sparks Protest
• Business Blitz Hits Denver On Thursday
• Bettina Hansen Named To Head Student Committee
• NPPA's Advocacy Role With Miami Beach Police Instrumental In Change
• Sadly, A Different Photo With A Different Outcome
• Best Of Photojournalism: UNC, New York Times, Top Multimedia Winners
• After Arrests, DC Taxicab Commission Adjusts Meeting Policy
• Nominations Open For NPPA Odd-Numbered Regions
• Entry Period Now Open For NPPA Short Grants
• A Chance In Hell: Inside A Combat Hospital In Afghanistan
• Tyler Hicks: Famine In Somalia
• Best Use Of Photography: 1st Quarter 2011 Clip Contest Results
• Behind The Scenes: Pete Souza's Debt And Deficit Negotiations
• Tyler Hicks: Amid Famine, Dangers Hinder Aid To Somalia
• Nominations Open For Two NPPA Board Seats
• News Photographer Arrested For Videotaping Police On Long Island
• New York Media Join NPPA's Complaint About Restricted Access
• Seattle PostGlobe Folds After Two Years

July 2011

• The War (In Hipstamatic)
• Barbara Davidson's "Caught In The Crossfire" Wins Casey Medal
• Joao Silva: Back In Action, On Page One
• New Federal Cameras In Court Pilot Study Begins
• Katie Orlinsky Named POYi Emerging Vision Recipient
• Mountain Workshops Set For Lake Cumberland
• Freeze Frame: Bill Frakes On Sports Photography
• Tim Hetherington's Final Frames From Libya
• Register Now For NPPA's Business Blitz In Denver
• London Memorial Planned For Anton Hammerl
• President Obama's Flickr Moments
• Arizona Daily Star Axes 52 Newsroom, Advertising Jobs
• NPPA Complains About NYC Police Press Incidents
• PhotoShelter Launches Free Online Marketing Blueprint For Freelancers
• NPPA Complains About NYC Police Press Incidents
• UK Press Photographer's Year 2011 Winners Announced
• NPPA Board Hears Of Progress Toward Goals
• Going Back To That Day On Tripoli Street
• Libraries Expand Digital Access To Orphan Works
• After 46 Years, Bob McCandless Shutters His Urbana Studio
• If a Monkey Steals Your Camera, Who Owns the Photos?
• Photojournalist Tony Overman Faces Discipline For "Misleading Readers"
• AP Drops Freelancer Who Cloned Shadow Out Of Photo
• NPPA's Legal, Advocacy Team Fights For Photographers' Rights
• Judge Casts Doubts On Laptop Border Search Challenge
• In Georgia, 3 Photographers Charged With Espionage
• Judge Casts Doubts On Laptop Search Lawsuit Challenge
• Living In The Echo Of 9/11
• NPPA Announces Short Grants For Photographers
• Laptop Border Search Lawsuit Court Arguments Today
• Register Now For Bellingham's Multimedia Workshop Openings
• NPPA Files Brief Supporting WSJ Reporter
• Ethiopia Detains, Wounds, Two Swedish Journalists
• Someone Has Infringed Your Copyright: What Do You Do First?
• War Photographers' Retreat: August In Massachusetts
• John Kaplan's Film To Air On PBS
• Photojournalists Call For Iran To Release Photographer Maryam Majd
• Facing Change: Documenting America
• TSA Sends Letter Assuring Photographers' Rights
• Mark Johnson Launches New NPPA Gear Blog

June 2011

• Two French Journalists Freed In Afghanistan
• MAKING HISTORY: Press Photographer Covers Live Presidential TV Speech
• HISTORY IS MADE: Photographer Covers Live Presidential Speech
• NPPA Advocacy Blog: Right To Take Pictures In Public
• Jim Bye of Western Kentucky University Elected To NPPA Executive Committee
• NPPA Wants Arrest Charges Dropped
• Connecticut Judges Vote To Allow Cameras In Courts
• NPPA Wants To Know: Do You Have A Photo Blog?
• New Apple Demo: Final Cut Pro X
• Police Continue Illegal Seizure Of Cell Phone Cameras
• Eyes And Angles: Our Life In The Bronx
• Quiet please! Photographing golf
• Today Is The Deadline: Nominate A Colleague For NPPA Honors
• Vanessa Winship Wins Henri Cartier-Bresson Award
• Court Says Removing Photo Credit Violates Copyright Act
• Launched In China, New Global Photo Contest Focuses On Poverty
• Having Captured Killing On Tape, Cameraman Fears For His Life
• NFTA K-9 Officer Suspended For Threatening Buffalo Photographer
• Marc Silber Tours Ansel Adams' Darkroom, Home
• Famous Photographers Pick Their Favorite Photojournalists
• Photography Isn't Illegal
• Monday Funeral For Reuters Photographer Shaun Best
• Pete Souza's Leica Gallery Opening, NYC June 16
• Lawsuit Filed Over Fort Lauderdale Photography Ban
• Cops Versus Cameras In Miami Beach
• Shaun Best: He Saw The World With His Camera
• Montreal Media Shocked By Sudden Death Of Shaun Best
• Rally To Support Photojournalist Tony Overman, The Olympian
• Vandals Target Olympian Photographer's Home, Car, Damage Offices
• NPPA Asks Homeland Security To Keep Current Videotaping Policy
• First Circuit Hears Argument On Right To Record In Public
• Sebastian Junger: Giving Up War Reporting
• Damon Winter, Michael Holahan, Picked As Best Of Photojournalism Contest's Photojournalists Of The Year
• Ron Howard, Daughter, Will Make Film From Photo Contest Winners
• Big Changes At VII Network, Agency
• Photojournalist Erin Trieb launches "The Homecoming Project"
• NPPF Awards Seven Student Scholarships
• At Gunpoint, Miami Beach Police Threaten Videographer At Fatal Shooting
• NPPA's Business Blitz Workshop Starts Friday
• 67 Years Ago Today: Robert Capa's D-Day
• Henri Cartier-Bresson Speaks: The Decisive Moment
• NPPA Files Brief In Horse Round-Up First Amendment Case
• New Web Site For W. Eugene Smith Memorial Fund
• Abramson To Replace Keller As Times’s Executive Editor
• Ken Kobre: A Deadline Every Second
• Meditation On The Death Of A Hero
• MTA Administrator Disavows Curbs On Photography
• White House, Photographers, Agree On New Presidential Pool
• Chris Anderson: Father, Son, Husband, Or War Photographer?

May 2011

• Michelle Obama Visits Joao Silva, Walter Reed
• How Long Can Film Hold On?
• Leica Camera Breaks Auction Record
• How Tyler Hicks Works In Afghanistan
• Photojournalist Bryan Denton's Towering Perspective On Libya
• Leica Launches The V-Lux 30
• Anton Hammerl's Family Wants His Body Back
• Alex Garcia: When Photojournalists Become Visual Stenographers
• The 57th Anniversary of Robert Capa's Death
• Dozens Of Joplin Globe Employee Homes Damaged, Destroyed
• White House Photos: The Emperor Has No Clothes
• Tim Hetherington Memorial Today In New York City
• Tim Hetherington New York Memorial Tuesday
• Seattle's Alan Berner Honored By SPJ
• World Press Photo Closes Beirut Exhibit Early
• Australian Journalist Arrested Over Facebook Photo
• FSA Photographers Also Shot Color
• Photojournalist Anton Hammerl Was Shot, Killed, April 5 In Libya
• Photographer Anton Hammerl Was Killed In Libya
• MediaStorm launches "The Amazing Amy"
• NPPA Member Aaron Huey Named Knight Fellow
• Healing A Wounded Heart
• British Orphan Works Legislation Proposed
• New NPPA Member Benefit: Zacuto
• Libya Releases Four Journalists; Fate Of Anton Hammerl Still Unknown
• Libya Sentences Four Journalists; Fate Of Anton Hammerl Still Unknown
• Redesigning The New York Times Magazine
• Master Class In Digital Photography From Michel du Cille
• Shane Keller Wins Gitner Photojournalism Award
• Photography: It's Still Not Illegal
• Nominate A Colleague For NPPA Honors
• Letter, Ribbon Campaign Calls For Photographer's Release From Libya
• Portions Of NPPA's Multimedia Immersion Will Stream Live
• Chicago Photographer's Colorful Insights 50 Years Later
• Sunday Times Dedication To Chris Hondros, Tim Hetherington
• New York Memorial Set For Tim Hetherington
• Horst Faas Recalls First-Person: Henri Huet
• Fort Worth Star-Telegram Cuts 45 Jobs
• Tim Hetherington's London Requiem Mass Draws A Thousand
• Deadline Extended: POYi Emerging Vision $10K Project Funding
• Obama White House: No More Photo Re-Enactments
• White House: No More Photo Re-Enactments
• Camera Gear Drive To Support Liberian Photojournalists
• In Slovakia, Newspaper Publishers Take Cue From Cable
• Online Registration Now Available For Business Blitz Workshops
• Heartbreak On Schuyler Street, Through A Photographer's Lens
• "Sexually Suggestive" Hillary Clinton Removed From Historic Photo
• Shawn Montano Named BOP TV Video Editor Of The Year
• AP Files Legal Request For Bin Laden Photos, Video
• Maddie McGarvey Named NPPA Student Board Rep
• NPPA Launches Business Blitz Workshops
• AP, Reuters Boycotting South Carolina Republican Debate
• The Inner Lives Of War Photographers
• From White House To Pakistan, Photos Play Strange Role In Bin Laden Drama
• J. Bruce Baumann Into Indiana Journalism Hall Of Fame
• In Paris, A Museum Worth Of Photo Memories For Sale
• Best of Photojournalism Picture Editing Winners Announced
• Press-Telegram Staff Jobs Being "Outsourced"
• White House Photographer Pete Souza's View Of Bin Laden Attack
• Hondros NY Funeral Mass Video Now Online
• Swikar Patel Named NPPA Humanitarian Award Winner

April 2011

• John Morris: In Paris, A Museum Worth Of Memories For Sale
• Chris Hondros Fund To Aid Photojournalists Established
• LENS: Robert Capa Award-Winner Agnes Dherbeys Agnew
• Agnes Dherbeys Wins Robert Capa Gold Medal Award
• Chris Hondros Remembered As A "Prophetic Humanist"
• London Funeral For Tim Hetherington In May
• NY Funeral Today For Chris Hondros Will Be Webcast
• Funeral Services Announced For Chris Hondros
• War Photographers Change Focus
• Michael Wilson Wins Joseph Costa Award for Courtroom Photography
• "Diary," Tim Hetherington's short film
• Tim Hetherington, Chris Hondros Killed In Libya
• Photographers Killed, Wounded In Libya
• Lisa Krantz Appointed Chair Of NPPA's Diversity Committee
• The Pulitzer Eddie Adams Didn't Want
• Photojournalists Guzy, Kahn, Carioti, Davidson, Porter And Kim Win Pulitzer Prizes
• The Backstory: A Fixer In Need
• Pulitzer Prizes Announced Later Today
• Four Journalists Still Missing In Libya
• Daily Mail Accused Of Lifting Photographer's Flickr Image
• David Guttenfelder's Black-And-White Japan Quake Photo Essay
• Bellingham Visual Journalism Conference Set For July
• NPPA Offers Two Full-Tuition Kalish Workshop Scholarships
• NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Still Photography Judging Underway
• ZUMA Press, DOUBLETruck Photo Print Auction For Japan Relief
• Emilio Morenatti: From Afghan Landmine To Rollerblading
• Goran Tomasevic: Tales From Libya's Frontline
• Missing AP Photographer Altaf Qadri Found Safe In Libya
• AP Photojournalist Missing In Libya
• NPPA Decides To Re-Judge Some Best Of Photojournalism Categories
• Joao Silva Doing Exceptional Following Major Reconstructive Surgery
• Hundreds Of Photos Weaved Into One
• John G. Morris: Capa's 11 Frames From D-Day
• Moises Samam's View From Inside Libya's Press Pool
• WLEX-TV Videographer Rescues Woman From Burning Car
• McDougall Center For Photojournalism Dedication This Week
• David Gilkey: Japan And Haiti, Picturing The Unimaginable
• Many Thanks To You, Brian Lanker
• National Geographic's Melissa Farlow: Discovery Is What I Love

March 2011

• NPPA Judges Picking Best Of Photojournalism Picture Editing Winners
• Multimedia Immersion Workshop In May: A Few Seats Left
• March 2011 News Photographer magazine
• Reuters Freelance Photographer Killed In Iraq Suicide Attack
• First Deadline Approaching For NPPA's TV Quarterly Clip Contest
• Register Now For NPPA's Advanced Storytelling Workshop
• Virginian-Pilot Wins Quarterly Clip's Best Use Of Photography
• Getty's John Moore On Covering "Epic" Battles In Libya, Arab World
• Uncertainty And Cruelty Followed Times Journalists Held In Libya
• Three More Missing Journalists Released By Libya
• Judge Rejects Google's Settlement Deal
• Journalists Still Missing Were Taken By Qaddafi Forces?
• Florida Farm Bill Update
• New York Times Journalists Released In Libya; 3 Other Journalists Still Missing
• More Journalists Missing In Libya
• Iowa Goes Too Far With Farm Bill
• KING-TV Wins BOP's Large Market Station Of The Year Title
• Three Time Winner: Darren Durlach Named Ernie Crisp Television News Photographer of the Year
• Libya Says It Will Release Four Times Journalists
• Libya Says It Will Release Missing Journalists
• Lynsey Addario's Husband Appeals To Muammar el-Qaddafi
• Afghanistan Mine Victim Giles Duley Showing Improvement
• Best Of Photojournalism: Judges Pick Television Photography Winners
• Best Of Photojournalism Still Photo Judging Will Start Using Online Technology
• Tyler Hicks, Lynsey Addario, Two Other Times Journalists Missing In Libya
• Brian Smith Webinar Wednesday: Stop Waiting For Your Big Break
• Brian Lanker, 63, Loses Brief Battle With Cancer
• Photographs Reveal Japan's Horror Story
• Al Jazeera TV Photographer Killed In Libya
• Watch Japanese Earthquake, Tsunami Coverage Live
• David Burnett, Ken Jarecke: Photojournalism's Past, Future
• Brian Smith Webinar: Stop Waiting For Your Big Break
• Tyler Hicks: In The Thick Of Libya's Brutal Fighting
• Re-Tooled Kalish Workshop Application Deadline Moved To May 2
• Last Minute Openings For Chien-Chi Chang Photo Workshop
• Florida Bill Would Criminalize Farm Photography
• Photojournalist Ross Taylor Named NPPA Mentoring Program Chair
• Photojournalist Parents Capture Daughter's Experience With Brain Cancer
• NPPF Scholarship Application Deadline Is Today
• NYPPA Picks Year In Pictures Winners
• Lady Gaga Wants Your Copyright
• NPPA TV Quarterly Clip's Photographers Of The Year
• Tom Herde, Award-Winning Boston Globe photographer, 62
• Supreme Court Finds In Favor Of Funeral Protesters, Protecting Speech
• Luis Sinco, Rick Loomis, Covering Libya From Both Sides
• NPPA Student Clip Contest Winners Posted

February 2011

• Fate Uncertain For Millions Of Sygma's Photographs
• Corbis Denies Plans To Destroy Millions Of Sygma Photos
• Free Online Conference March 7: Creating Editorial Content For iPads
• James Alan Cox Foundation Launches New TV Internship
• Registration Filling For NPPA's 2011 Multimedia Immersion Workshop
• Gilkey, Eroglu Win Top WHNPA Honors
• Melissa Lyttle Appointed To NPPA's Board Of Directors
• Federal Court Rules Against Oakland Tribune Photographer
• Magnum Photos Partners With Leica
• David Griffin Joins Washington Post As Visuals Editor
• Choudhary, Berg, And Miller Win 2011 Alexia Foundation Grants
• Mourners Attack News Crew After Fatal Shooting
• Canon Pulls Out Of UK's Largest Trade Show
• Can You Frisk A Hard Drive?
• Getty Grants For Good 2011 Application Deadline Announced
• British Photographer Gravely Injured By Afghan Mine Is Improving
• Adrees Latif Named POYi Freelance/Agency Photographer Of The Year
• Benjamin Lowy Wins First Photography Book Prize
• SND Judges Picking Top Newspaper Voice Concern For Photojournalism
• Peter Turnley: Dispatches From Egypt
• Damon Winter Named POYi Newspaper Photographer Of The Year
• Renowned Photography Editor Karen Mullarkey Joins MyPublisher
• NPPF Scholarship Application Deadline Is March 7
• Posey Magazine's Most Recent Issue
• Vietnam-Era Journalists See New Dangers Today
• Photographer Giles Duley Gravely Injured By Mine Blast In Afghanistan
• British Photographer Gravely Injured By Afghanistan Mine
• Gallery Of Winning Images, World Press Photo
• Jodi Bieber Wins World Press Photo Top Honor
• Vanity Fair: Kodachrome's Last Roll, Frame By Frame
• Adrees Latif Wins ICP Infinity Award For Photojournalism
• Registration Open For NPPA's 2011 Multimedia Immersion Workshop
• Joe Cavaretta Wins 2011 G. Gordon Yoder Award
• Michelle Michael Wins NPPA's Solo Video Journalist Of The Year Title
• Omaha Photojournalist Jeff Beiermann Critically Injured In Crash
• Aaron Huey Named Contributing Editor At Harper's Magazine
• David Hume Kennerly With Rick Smolan
• Packers Super Bowl Book Goes To Press Overnight
• Call For Possible Purchase: Young Portfolio Project In Japan
• Win McNamee Injured By Falling Ice At Super Bowl
• Recruit 10 New Members, Receive One Year Of Free Membership
• Even The Middle Ground Is Perilous In Cairo
• Egyptian Soldiers Save Photojournalist Andrew Burton From Attack
• Journalists Covering Egypt Arrested, Attacked
• Chris Hondros, On The Madness In Tahrir Square
• Mobs Attack Journalists In Cairo
• The Woman In The Family Of Man Photograph
• EDITORIAL: White House, A Chance To Start Over
• Correspondents Complain About Press Shut Out At White House
• Ron Haviv Reports From Covering Egyptian Conflict
• Rupert Murdoch Launches iPad-Only Daily Newspaper
• Leica Reports Record Sales
• Henri Huet Remembered At Paris Show

January 2011

• Deadline TODAY For Entering NPPA's 2011 Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Deadline Tomorrow For Entering NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• See, Officer, I Can Too Take That Picture
• Buffett Foundation Funds New Sahrawi Documentary Photo Grants
• Building A Better Online Portfolio: PhotoShelter Webinar With Stella Kramer
• Payne Awards For Ethics In Journalism
• Sonya Doctorian Joins Washington Post Staff
• NPPA Announces Modernization Of Best Of Photojournalism Judging
• What's On David Hockney's iPad?
• Memorial Service For Mickey Pfleger In San Francisco On January 29
• Now That's A Cool Photo
• It's The Last Week To Enter NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism
• Photographer Accuses Daily Mail Of Copyright Infringement
• Yesterday's Heros?
• Less Than Two Weeks To Enter Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Sneak Peek At Documentary Film About The New York Times
• Social Documentarian Photographer Milton Rogovin, 101
• Big Picture Founder Alan Taylor Jumps To Atlantic Magazine
• Board Elects Sean D. Elliot As NPPA President, Passes Budget
• Advocacy Blog: Oral Arguments In WIAA v. Gannett
• French Photographer Lucas Mebrouk Dolega Has Died
• Fate Unknown For Injured French Photographer In Tunisia
• French Photographer Covering Tunisia Protests Dies
• Follow NPPA's Board Meeting Live Online
• University Of Missouri's POYi Entry Deadline's Today
• Cambodian Police Hit Photographer, Seize Equipment
• AP And Shepard Fairey Announce Agreement In Obama Poster Case
• FREE WEBINAR TODAY: 10 Steps To An Organized You With NPPA
• University Of Missouri's POYi Entry Deadline This Friday
• Photographers Launch Prime Collective
• Lange-Taylor Prize Suspended For 2011
• Fayetteville Videographer Rick Allen Is Critical After Scuba Tank Explosion
• Free Webinar: 10 Steps To An Organized You With NPPA
• Tuition Grants Available For NPPA Events
• Fayetteville Photographers Injured In Scuba Tank Explosion
• Call For Entries: NPPA's 2011 Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Oscar-Worthy Short Film Documents NYC Blizzard
• TIME: Photojournalism At The Crossroads
• Man Who Assaulted Woody Marshall Released On Bond
• NPPA Humanitarian Award Presented To John David Mercer

December 2010

• White House Publishes Their Year's Best Photos
• January 1 Deadline For Submitting Resolutions To NPPA Board
• Kodachrome Comes To The End Of The Road
• Judge Clears Way For Daniel Morel's Suit Against AFP, Others
• No Shirtless President On Vacation?
• George Kochaniec Sr., 84, Photographed Atom Bomb Tests
• The Discovered Photographs Of Vivian Maier, Street Photographer
• NPPA Objects To Photographer's Treatment At Snow-Bound JFK
• C-J's Michael Clevenger Wins Horse Racing Photo Award
• LeBron Tweets Props To Gash's Heat/Bucks Shot
• Photographer Spots Motel Fire, Helps Evacuate Residents
• Jennifer Poggi Named White House Chief Photo Editor, Deputy Director
• Best Use of Photography: 3rd Quarter 2010 Results
• NPPA Member Ed Kashi Wins UNICEF Photo Of The Year
• Application Deadline For 2011 Gordon Yoder NewsVideo Workshop Award
• NPR: Reflections Of A White House Press Corps Veteran
• J. Bruce Baumann Headed For Hoosier Hall Of Fame
• Entry Deadline For Costa Courtroom Photo Award: January 15
• Emilio Morenatti Visits Joao Silva At Walter Reed
• 30 Years Of BAD Pictures
• Ralph Lauren Discovers Leica
• New York Times Hires João Silva For Staff
• Photojournalist Go Takayama Released From Cambodian Prison; Charges Dropped
• Photojournalist Imprisoned In Cambodia May Soon Be Released
• Why AP Is Publishing Photos Of U.S. War Dead
• Deadline Is January 1 For Submitting Resolutions To NPPA Board
• Photojournalist Go Takayama Imprisoned In Cambodia
• Baumann, King, Elected To NPPA's Board Of Directors
• David Burnett's 4x5, Covering Politics The Hard Way
• Early Registration Discounts For NPPA's Advanced StoryTelling Workshop
• New NPPA Member Benefit: Allworth Press Discounts
• Tom Kennedy Announces Alexia Foundation Grant Entry Deadlines
• Nikon Photo Contest International Extends Entry Deadline

November 2010

• João Silva's Afghanistan Photographs From That Fateful Day
• Last Day To Vote In NPPA Online Board, Regional Election
• Bill Luster: Inside The White House
• "Restrepo" World Television Premier Tonight On National Geographic
• Arrested Russian Television Crew Criticizes US Media's Blind Eye
• Boris Yaro: The Assassination Of Robert F. Kennedy
• Controversial Freelance Photographer Arrested In Crash Probe
• "The President's Photographer" Tonight On PBS
• Vote For NPPA Board, Regional Leaders, Before November Ends
• Damon Winter: Finding The Right Tool To Tell A War Story
• Damon Winter: Finding The Right Tool To Tell A War Story
• Former Times-Picayune Photographer Tells Federal Jury About Katrina Police Behavior
• Emilio Morenatti: Photographing Cholera's Awful Toll In Haiti
• Revamped NPPA Student Quarterly Clip Contest Goes Live
• OU's Rachel Mummey Wins College Photographer Of The Year
• Web Site Launched To Support Injured Photojournalist Joao Silva
• Revamped NPPA Student Quarterly Clip Contest Launches Today
• Rick Loomis: Haiti Struck By Cholera Epidemic
• The Other White House Photographer
• Enlight Foundation Gives $1.9M To Scripps At Ohio University
• Revamped NPPA Student Quarterly Clip Contest Opens Next Week
• While You Were Gone
• Gibbs Fights With Indian Security Over WH Press Access
• Getty Images Signs French Agencies Keystone, Gamma
• Photographer Sues Texas For Copyright Infringement
• FotoWeek DC Opens Friday In Washington
• Online Board Of Directors, Regional Leaders, Elections Open For November
• Women Photojournalist Of Washington's "Women By Women" Exhibit Opening
• Courage, Recognized: The Infantry And Joao Silva

October 2010

• Who Gets To See The President's Pajamas?
• Digital Photojournalism Pioneer Chris Gulker, 59
• "Telling Their Stories" Exhibit Opens At Gardner-Webb
• A Marine's Final Hour
• Google Gives Knight Foundation $2 Million Grant For Media Innovation
• Jay Colton: A Celebration Of Life Planned
• Learn About Candidates Running For NPPA's Board Of Directors
• Leif Skoogfors: The Most Natural Thing In The World
• Johnny Bivera Named NPPA Military Liaison For MPOY
• Trey Ratcliff's Free Online HDR Photography Tutorial
• NY Times Photojournalist Joao Silva Severely Wounded By Afghan Mine
• Financial Times: How Annie Got Shot
• NY Times Photographer Silva Wounded In Afghanistan
• Darcy Padilla Wins W. Eugene Smith Grant
• WPLG-TV Photographer Stabbed With Pen At City Hall Meeting
• Michael Kamber: Covering The War And Military Censorship
• You CAN Photograph That Federal Building
• Three Injured In WPLG-TV Live Truck Accident
• Photographer Vernon Biever, 87, Helped Shape Packer Legends
• Des Moines Cop Shoots At KCCI Photojournalist At Station
• Julie Jacobson's "Death Of A Marine" Wins Military & Reporters Top Honor
• NPPA Life Member Duane Hopp, 79
• Kennedy Named Alexia Tsairis Chair At Syracuse University
• KUSA-TV's Gary Wolfe Dies At 56
• Winner of Domke Giveaway Announced, Promotion Continued Through October
• NewsVideo Workshop Registration Opens
• Stanley Forman: Miraculous Fire Rescue, Remarkable Reunion
• CBS News Cuts London Bureau Photographers, Staff
• David Leeson: The More Things Change
• NPPA Names Mindy Hutchison As New Executive Director
• CBS58 Live Truck Mast Tangles With Overhead Electrical Lines
• Top 10 iPad Photography Magazine Apps

September 2010

• Motorcyclist Wins Videotaping Case Against State Police
• Photojournalist Anthony Suau Wins Emmy Award
• The Photo Brigade
• NPPA Protests TSA Poster Depicting "Suspicious" Photographer
• Candidates Announced For NPPA Board Of Directors Election
• Visual Storytelling: Scrapertown
• Focus? Who Needs Focus? Do It Later!
• Photographer Daniel Morel And Agence France-Press Will Come To Court
• Jay Colton Dies In Brazil At Photo Workshop
• The KONA Gallery And Photojournalism Center Expands
• Best Use of Photography: 2nd Quarter 2010 Results
• "Afghan Girl" Photographer Steve McCurry Surveys His Career
• Miami Herald Cuts 49 Jobs, Announces New Furloughs
• Two Mexican Photographers Shot In Juárez; One Killed
• NPPA Endorses Artists Bill Of Rights For Photography Contests
• Civil Rights Photographer Ernest Withers Was FBI Informant
• Sierre Leone: Where Every Pregnancy Is A Gamble
• Suspicion-less Laptop Searches At U.S. Border Are Over The Borderline
• Produce Stronger Video Stories: NPPF Workshop With Poynter's NewsU
• NPPA Photographers' Katrina Project Featured On NBC
• Silence Or Death In Mexico's Press
• NPPA Joins Lawsuit Challenging Constitutionality Of DHS Laptop Searches
• Gernsheim Collection Opens At UT's Ransom Center
• Police Accused Of Confiscating Indiana Photographer's Camera
• Top Award Winners At Perpignan
• NPPA Joins Federal Suit Challenging Constitutionality Of DHS Laptop Searches
• Dorothea Lange, The Musical?
• Former AP Photographer George Sweers Dies In Florida
• LENS: Watching A Teenage Girl Die By Mortar
• Seeing Double: Photographing Twins In Twinsburg

August 2010

• Massive Job Cuts At Deseret News As Newsrooms Combine
• Rick Loomis: With The Troops In Afghanistan. Again.
• New Documentary On Peter Turnley's Career
• Retired Photo Editor Frederick Keesing, 97
• Tom Kennedy Joins S.I. Newhouse Faculty At Syracuse
• USA Today Shaking Up Staff In "Radical" Overhaul
• Leica Has NOT Stopped Making Film Cameras
• California Legislators Prepare Paparazzi Crackdown
• Shepard Fairey, AP Trial Date Set For March
• "Telling Their Stories" Katrina Exhibit Attracts Current And Future Photographers
• AP Names Four U.S. Regional Photo Editors
• Los Angeles Times Photo Staff Launches "Framework" Blog
• Worried About Laptop Security When Entering USA?
• AP And Obama "Hope" Photographer Mannie Garcia Drop Claims Against Each Other
• Virtual Video Workshop Faculty Announced
• AOL Aims High With Hyperlocal Journalism Project
• California Appeals Court Overturns Photo Ban
• "Telling Their Stories" Opens In New Orleans
• Vogue Italia's Oil-Spill Fashion Shoot
• Ready To Take Storytelling To The Next Level?
• Venezuelan Court Bans Violent Photos In Newspapers
• New Orleans Exhibit Of Katrina Photos Opens Thursday
• Obama Vacation Went Swimmingly (Just Not For The Photographers)
• The Printer To The Greats
• Ogden Museum Exhibit Of Katrina Photos Opens Thursday
• Oakland Tribune Photographer Settles Lawsuit With School District
• The Capital Was His Classroom
• "That Guy Just Grabbed Your Camera!"
• J. Bruce Baumann Launches "Posey Magazine"
• California Judge Orders Reverse On Photo Publishing Ban
• Photographers' Protest At Miami-Dade Metrorail A Success
• California Court Blocks LA Times Publishing Photos
• Leaked War Documents Spark Federal Shield Law Revisions
• David Yarnold Named CEO, National Audubon Society
• "Telling Their Stories" Exhibit Photo Selection Complete
• Palm Beach Post Photo Staff Launches Photo/Multimedia Blog

July 2010

• Arizona Republic Photographer Dave Seibert Detained By Police
• Photographer Carlos Miller Says Metrorail Guard Attacked Him
• U.S. Press: From Watchdog To Lapdog
• Tiana Markova-Gold, Sarah Dohrmann Win Dorothea Lange-Paul Taylor Prize
• NPPA Supports House Resolution Protecting Photographers From Police Interference
• Andrea Bruce Leaves Washington Post To Freelance
• Freedom Of Photography: It's A Public Right
• Seattle Times Launches Photo Blog
• Los Angeles Fox 11 Camerawoman Awarded $1.73 Million From May Day Melee
• BP Finally Admits To Photoshopping Gulf Images
• 10 Key Traits Of Winning Photojournalists
• Who Is This Guy? A George Gongora Retrospective
• Underwater Photographer Wesley Skiles Dies On Shoot
• Publishing Evan Vucci's Afghanistan Story A Collaborative Effort
• NPPA Board Of Directors Recap
• NYPD Press Credential Rule Changes Include NPPA's Suggestions
• Last Roll Of Kodachrome Processed In Kansas
• BP Caught Digitally Altering Crisis Room Photo
• Dallas Picture Editor Discovers Altered Getty Sports Photo
• NPPA Joins Media Groups Filing Brief In Military Funeral Protesters Case
• University Of Maryland Launches Multimedia Program
• The Virtual Video Workshop Is Coming To A Computer Near You
• Gannett And WNA Appeal Federal Court Ruling On High School Sports Video
• Leica: "We're Back!"
• Janet Reeves Replaces Brett Akagi At Star Tribune
• Coast Guard Lifts Boom Ban; Announces New Media Procedures
• Watch NPPA's "Where Is Journalism Today?" Panel Discussion
• Photographer Says DC Police Harassed Him For Shooting Pictures
• PLUS Registry To Launch This Fall
• Convergence Speakers Showcased Characters, Challenges, Trust And Relationships
• Watch Convergence '10 Speakers, Panels, Workshop Videos Online
• Visual Journalism Students Posted Live Blogs From Convergence '10
• New Coast Guard Rules Hampering Coverage In The Gulf?
• Watch Convergence '10 Speakers Live Online
• NPPA Presents Annual Top Honors & Recognition Awards
• NPPA Asks Obama To Rescind Media Ban, Reduce Safety Zone
• NPPA Member Ed Kashi Joins VII Photo
• It's Time To Televise The Supreme Court
• Photographer Briefly Detained By BP And Local Police
• Best Use Of Photography 1st Quarter Contest Results
• NPPA Protests Miami Police Harassment Of Photographer
• Magnum Photos Collection Opens To Researchers, Students, Public
• Misha Erwitt's "Stars And Stripes"

June 2010

• David Bebber Wins UK Press POY Title
• Sonya N. Hebert Wins 2010 Casey Medal
• Christopher Morris' New Oil Spill Film: "Black Tide"
• Nominations Open For NPPA's Board Of Directors
• California Judge Says Warrant For Journalist's Photos Was Illegal
• LA Times: When It Paid To Photograph Hard Truth
• Civil Rights Photographer Bill Hudson, 77
• NPPA July 2010 Board Meeting Agenda
• Convergence '10: Craig F. Walker, Bill Frakes & Stacy Pearsall
• Angel Franco: Cops, Neighbors, And A Camera In Between
• WWII Nurse In Eisenstaedt's Iconic V-J Day Photo Dies
• Brett Akagi: From TV News To Print And Back
• Shooting Pablo Picasso
• Field Testing Panasonic's New 3-D Camcorder
• CNN Drops Associated Press Content
• AP Photo Gallery: "Waters Of The Gulf"
• 40 Years Later, Photojournalist Tim Page Combs Cambodia For Missing Friend
• CBS11 Dallas Photographer Shoots, Kills, Poker Game Intruder
• Miami Herald Creates TV Documentary On Haiti Earthquake
• An NPPA Vuvuzela?
• Lance Armstrong Says "Outside" Magazine's Photoshopped Cover Is "Lame Bullshit"
• POYi Emerging Vision Recipient Brings Poverty To Life In Cemetery
• News Photographer magazine's June 2010 Issue
• Festival For Young Photojournalism In Germany
• Convergence '10: Impressive Speaker Line-Up For Charleston Event
• Convergence '10: Last Day To Guarantee Discounted Hotel Room Rate
• Copyright Registration Workshop Added To Convergence '10 Events
• National Geographic Discovers Digitally Altered Photo
• AP Covering Gulf Oil Spill With Flying Drone Camera
• Dave Martin Re-Joins AP Staff
• Telling Their Stories: The Lingering Legacy of Katrina Photographs
• Los Angeles Settles Journalists' Legal Claims From May Day Melee
• Steve Raymer, Sean D. Elliot, Appointed To NPPA Ethics Committee
• Convergence '10: Only One Week Left To Guarantee Discounted Hotel Rooms
• MediaStorm Launches Redesign And New Projects
• California Lawmakers Cracking Down On Paparazzi
• Registration Open For 2010 Edit Foundry Digital Workshop
• June 9 Deadline For Submitting Resolutions To NPPA Board
• Are Cameras The New Guns?
• Virginia To Pay College Paper's Legal Fees In Newsroom Raid Settlement
• Photographers Settle Arrest Lawsuit With Toledo Police
• Convergence '10: Only Two Weeks Left To Guarantee Discounted Hotel Rooms

May 2010

• Judge Urges Settlement In Obama "HOPE" Poster Suit
• Geographic's Jim Richardson's Photography Tips & Tricks
• BP's Photo Blockade Of Gulf Oil Spill
• Former Post-Gazette Editor John G. Craig Jr., 77
• Facing Enemy Fire From Behind The Lens
• NPPA Objects To NYC Proposed Processing Fee On Permits
• Former Philly Newspaper Photographer Becomes Mobile, Social Journalist
• Leica Launches New Leica Camera Blog
• Bill Luster To Receive Sprague Award At Convergence '10 In July
• First 75 To Register For Convergence '10 Entered Into iPad Drawing
• Hearst National Photojournalism Finalists Announced
• NPPF Awards Six Student Scholarships
• A Community Newspaper That's Thriving
• Arizona Photojournalist Randy Reid, 49
• Multimedia Immersion Workshop Rap Parody
• NPPA Objects To Dominion Post's Digital Alteration Of News Photograph
• Morgantown Newspaper Photoshops Three Legislators Out Of Page One Picture
• Photographer Fabio Polenghi Killed Covering Thai Violence
• Press Freedom? Sure. But No Questions
• Watch Live Webcasts From NPPA's Multimedia Immersion Workshop
• With National Geographic Digital Move, Griffin And Mutchler Named Executive Editors
• Pulitzer Winner Craig F. Walker Joins Convergence '10 Speaker Line-Up
• Sydney Schanberg Launches "Beyond The Killing Fields"
• National Geographic Launches "Interactive" Digital Version Of Magazine
• NPPA Seeking Nominations For Even-Numbered Regional Chairs
• NPPA's Convergence '10 Offers An Impressive Line-up Of Speakers, Topics
• The Moment You've Waited For: New York Times' LENS Blog Global Gallery
• Canadian High Court Refuses To Recognize Privilege For Journalists
• Legendary Picture Editor John G. Morris To Receive ICP Lifetime Achievement Award
• Magnum Photos To Release iPhone App
• Sun-Times Photo Archive Sold In Seven-Figure Deal
• Washington Post Co. To Sell Newsweek
• OSU Won't Defend Student Journalist, But Has No Problem Prosecuting Him
• POYi Launches $10,000 Emerging Incentive Program
• Legendary Picture Editor John G. Morris To Receive ICP Lifetime Achievement Award
• "Moment In Time" Response Overwhelming
• Register Now For NPPA's Convergence '10

April 2010

• NPPA Life Member Al Paglione, 80
• Senate Committee Advances Federal Court Camera Access
• New York Times Reporter Subpoenaed By Justice Department Over CIA Book
• Apple iPad With Wi-Fi And 3G Available Today
• PhotoShelter Releases Free Blog eBook For Photographers
• Picture Story Of The Future?
• Politico: Why The Press Is Down On Obama
• New York Times' LENS To Launch Global "Moment In Time" On Sunday
• Holy Cow: Beef On The Lamb Ends With Photographer In Cuffs
• Kalish Workshop Canceled For 2010
• NPPA's Mulitmedia Immersion 2010 Workshop Is Sold Out
• Washington Post's Guzy, Voisin, Win RFK Journalism Awards
• NPPA Continues Objections To Photography Restrictions On Public Lands
• Clint Grant, Longtime Dallas Morning News Photographer, Dies At 93
• AP's Khalil Hamra Wins Robert Capa Gold Medal Award
• Life Magazine Photographer Myron H. Davis, 90
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Prohibition On Depictions Of Animal Cruelty
• Remote-Controlled Digital BettleCam Captures Wildlife Face-To-Face
• Photographer Ken Light Loses Unfair Business Claim Against Gore's Current Media
• Police Raid Student Newspaper, Seize 900 Photographs
• Gibbs Meets White House Press Corps To Quell "Anger"
• Only A Few Seats Left: NPPA's 2010 Multimedia Immersion Workshop
• Pulitzer Prize-Winner, NPPA Member, Foils Bank Robbery
• Pulitzer Prize-Winner, NPPA Member, Foils Bank Robbery
• Obama's Disregard For Media Reaches New Heights At Nuclear Summit
• Online Registration Now Open For NPPA's Convergence '10
• Nominate A Colleague For NPPA Honors
• Mary Chind, Craig F. Walker, Win Photo Pulitzer Prizes
• Launching Now: NewsTilt, A New Web Site For Journalists
• Protocol Broken: Obama Leaves White House Without Press Pool
• Henri Cartier-Bresson: A Retrospective At NYC's MoMA
• Interest In Photographing Returning War Dead Wanes
• Brits Rush Digital Economy Bill Through Night Session, But Strip Orphan Works Clause
• Region 8 Blog: "Bringin' It," Ralph Barrera's award-winning "América: A Young Girl's Fight"
• NPPA's Convergence '10 Will Challenge, Teach, And Inspire
• Visual Artists Plan Class-Action Lawsuit Against Google For Copyright Infringement
• Denver Post, The Herald & Sports Illustrated Win BOP's Best Use Of Photography
• NPPA Files Comments In NYPD Proposed Press Credential Rule Changes
• Video Shows American Troops Killing Reuters Photographer
• Photographer Ken Light Fighting Al Gore's TV Network Over Unauthorized Image Use
• Register Now For NPPA's 2010 Multimedia Immersion Workshop
• Death Of The White House Press Corps?
• Growth Of Unpaid Internships May Be Illegal, New York Times Reports
• NPPA Launches Free iPad Application On Apple's iTunes
• Weyman D. Swagger Was Baltimore Sun Photographer, Editor
• Best Of Photojournalism: Judges Selecting Picture Editing Winners
• NPPA Upgrades, Improves, Member-Exclusive "Find A Photographer" Listings

March 2010

• David Guttenfelder’s iPhone Photos Of The War
• Chicago Tribune Tries Turning Old Photos Into Revenue Stream
• NPPA Files Extensive Comments, Suggestions, To U.S. Copyright Czar
• Remains Found In Cambodia May Be Photojournalist Sean Flynn
• Patrick Fallon NPPA's New Student Board Rep
• Best Of Photojournalism: Web Category Winners
• Online Chat: NPPA Judges Discussed Multimedia Contest Trends
• Marty Lederhandler, AP Photographer For 66 Years, Dies
• Live Chat: NPPA Judges Discuss Multimedia Contest Trends
• Tempest Over White House Photo Hand-outs Continues
• Emilio Morenatti, Greg Kahn, Picked As BOP's Photojournalists Of The Year
• Jim Marshall: Legendary Rock Photographer Dies In NY, 74
• Barbara Davidson Wins Cliff Edom's "New America Award"
• Best Of Photojournalism: Judges Pick Picture Story Winners
• Best Of Photojournalism: First Winners Picked In Web Categories
• Best Of Photojournalism: Daily Winners In News, Portraits, Environment, Disasters
• Getty's Quinn Rooney Named BOP's 2010 Sports Photojournalist Of The Year
• Fearless CNN Photojournalist Margaret Moth, 59
• Best Of Photojournalism Still Photography & Web Judging Begins Sunday
• Scholarship Honors WLOS-TV Photojournalist John Billingsley
• Registration Open For NPPA's 2010 Multimedia Immersion Workshop
• What's Magical: "Dave Labelle, The Lesson," A Francis Gardler Movie
• Nieman Reports Tackles Visual Journalism's Future
• Legendary Civil Rights Photographer Charles Moore, 79
• The Kalish Workshop Is Accepting Applications
• Photojournalist Louis Psihoyos Wins Oscar For "The Cove"
• Shawn Montano Named BOP TV's Video Editor Of The Year
• Best Of Photojournalism TV Judges Live Chat At 3pm EST Friday
• Darren Durlach Named 2010 Ernie Crisp Television Photographer Of The Year
• Photographer Who Invoked Shield Law Entered Disputed Photo In CPOY Contest
• New York Photographers' Evening To Benefit Haiti Relief
• Winning Photograph Disqualified From World Press For Digital Alteration
• BOP Judges Pick Winners In TV Photography, Editing Categories
• KARE-TV Wins BOP's Large Market Station Of The Year Title
• Students Can Enter White House News Photographers Association Contest
• NPPA Submits Comments On Changing Court Broadcast Rules
• WAVY-TV Wins Medium Market Station Of The Year; Delozier Wins Solo Video Journalist
• Brad Ingram Wins BOP TV Deadline News Category, KARE-TV Wins Team Entry
• NPPA Announces Membership Benefit: Partnership With Knowledgewebb
• PhotoShelter Releases New Social Media For Photographers Guide
• KTUU-TV Named Small Market Station Of The Year; Durlach Wins General News
• Moscow's Boris Yurchenko, 72

February 2010

• Best Use of Photography: 4th Quarter 2009 Results
• Best Of Photojournalism 2010 TV Spot News, Documentary, Winners Picked
• Best Of Photojournalism TV Category Judging Begins Sunday
• Virginian-Pilot Wins Best Use Of Photography Quarterly Clip Contest
• NPPA Members Palu, Lynch, Win 2010 Alexia Foundation Grants
• U.S. Copyright Czar Seeks Public Comments
• Palu, Lynch, Win 2010 Alexia Foundation Grants
• Lorena Ros, Jeff Jacobson, Matthew Niederhauser Join INSTITUTE
• Sweden's Paul Hansen Wins POYi's Newspaper Photographer Of The Year
• So That's How Geraldo Got Started?
• Photographers, Reporters, Kept Away From Obama Meeting Dalai Lama
• Wedding Photojournalist Association Provides Educational Grants For NPPA Event
• UK Moving To Adopt Orphan Works, Ban Non-Consensual Photography In Public
• Watch Northern Short Course Contest Judging Live
• Rick Valenzuela Wins 2010 Gordon Yoder Award
• Free NPPA-PhotoShelter Webinar On Marketing Strategies Is Tonight
• White House News Photographers Pick Top 2010 Winners
• Italian Pietro Masturzo Wins World Press Photo
• New Aerial Photos Of 9/11 Attack Released
• Entertainer, Photographer Drew Carey Joins NPPA Board Of Directors
• Peter Turnley's "Haiti: Between Death And LIfe"
• Reuters Photographer Freed In Iraq After 18 Months Detention
• New Tuition Grants Available For NPPA Events
• NPPA To Spend ACA Funds On Advocacy, Education, Information
• Magnum Photos Collection Bought By MSD Capital, Moved To University Of Texas
• National Press Photographers Foundation Announces $16,500 In Scholarships
• NPPA-PhotoShelter Marketing Strategies Webinar On February 16

January 2010

• Today's The Last Chance To Enter 2010 Best Of Photojournalism
• Apple's New iPad: Publishers' Salvation Or Photographers' Tool?
• Only Two Days Left To Enter NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• It's Here! Apple's iPad Unveiled
• Print Media Hopes Apple Tablet Will Bring A Payday
• Last Week To Enter NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Next Free NPPA-PhotoShelter Webinar Is Tonight
• New York Times To Charge For Frequent Access To Web Site
• There's Still Time To Enter NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Photojournalist Damon Winter, New York Times: Haiti, Where Is The Help?
• Behind the Lens: White House Photography From LBJ to Obama
• WLOS-TV Photographer John Billingsley Dies In Fall
• Board Approves $1.4m Budget, Plans For NPPA's Future, Web Site
• NPPA Member's Carolyn Cole's High-Resolution Images From Haiti
• NPPA's Executive Director Tells New Board "Good News, Bad News"
• Live Video Stream: NPPA Board Of Directors' Meeting
• WHAS's Francene Cucinello, 43
• Call For Applications: 2010 Gordon Yoder/NPPA NewsVideo Workshop Award
• Behind The Scenes: AP On Choosing Photos From Haiti
• Editor & Publisher Sold To Duncan McIntosh, Back In Business
• Herald Photographer Brings Compassion, History to Haiti Quake Coverage
• NPPA Member Rick Loomis Reports From Port-au-Prince
• Europe's First Large Format Photography Group Launches Web Site
• Supreme Court Blocks Cameras At Gay Marriage Trial
• Magnum's Dennis Stock, 81
• Injured Brit Photographer Back In UK
• Harry Cabluck Plans To Keep On Clicking
• Ten Things All Staff Photographers Must Do Right Now
• Redesigned Sports Illustrated Online Photo Galleries
• How Long Can Print Newspapers Last?
• Bob Brandon Memorial Video Now Posted Online
• Kalish Workshop Deadline Is May 15
• Raleigh News & Observer Publishing Co. To Cut 20 More Jobs
• Apple's New Tablet? Been There, Done That
• Getty Images Announces Deal With Washington Post
• Photographer Injured In Deadly Afghan Blast
• January 2010's News Photographer magazine
• 2010 NPPA Board Meeting: President's Agenda posted
• The "Why" Behind Editing Video
• The "Why" Behind Editing Video
• A Gift Waiting at Every Corner: Notes from a Life in Photography
• Tom Kennedy, Ron Londen Appointed To NPPA Board Of Directors
• 2010 Board Resolutions posted
• Hillman Prize In Photojournalism: Call for Submissions
• White House Photography, From LBJ To Obama
• Entry Period Now Open For NPPA's 2010 Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• How Apple's iSlate Could Influence Seven Types Of Media
• NPPA's 2010 Best Of Photojournalism Contest Call For Entries

December 2009

• TSA Questions, Threatens, Photographer Blogger Frischling
• Washington Times Slashes Newsroom Staff, Wipes Out Photo Department
• Are Apps The Next Publishing Platform?
• McLeroy was Express-News' "Master Photographer" for 29 years
• Call For Entries: NPPA's 2010 Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Best Use of Photography: 3rd Quarter 2009 Results
• Charles Nedwin "Ned" Hockman, 88
• NPPA Launches Free iPhone Application On Apple's iTunes
• Limited Time Special Member Pricing For NPPA NewsVideo Workshop
• Deadline Extended For Submitting Resolutions To NPPA Board
• NPPA Regional Leadership Voting Opens, November's Winners Announced
• Memorial Service Planned For Award-Winning TV Photojournalist Bob Brandon
• Federal Shield Law For Journalists Passes Senate Committee
• Scott Rensberger Arrested At Mall After Shooting Holiday Photos
• Nielson Folds Editor & Publisher; Photo District News Not Sold
• Award-Winning Television Photojournalist Bob Brandon Dies In New York
• Next Free NPPA-PhotoShelter Webinar Is Today
• Next Free NPPA-PhotoShelter Webinar Is Tomorrow
• Navigating The Downturn: Panel Discussion December 11 in St. Petersburg
• Photography Web Sites: How To Avoid Stupid Mistakes
• December 17 Deadline For Submitting Resolutions To NPPA Board
• New White House Pool Rotation Sparks Debate
• NPPA Board Of Directors Election Results, Candidate Withdraws
• Police Say KING-TV Chopper Interfered At Cop Shooting Scene
• Washington Times Slashing Staff
• Watch Now: Live Webcast, Senate Judiciary Committee Addresses Federal Shield Law
• Next Free NPPA-PhotoShelter Webinar is December 9th

November 2009

• Today's The Last Day To Vote For NPPA's New Board Of Directors
• New NPPA Member Benefit: Special PhotoShelter Discounts
• Governance Committee Reviews Board Election Practices
• Greg Kahn Wins 2008 NPPA Monthly News Clip Contest
• Documenting Hunters Point: Alex Welsh
• Documenting Hunters Point: Alex Welsh
• AOL Axing A Full Third Of Its Employees
• WSB-TV Journalists Survive Truck Mast Hitting High-Voltage Wires
• AP Layoffs Include Photographers, Texas Legend Harry Cabluck
• Legendary Photojournalist Harry Cabluck Caught By AP Layoffs
• Free NPPA-PhotoShelter Webinar Today
• Next Free NPPA-PhotoShelter Webinar Is Tomorrow
• NPPA Considers Joining ACLU Lawsuit Over Computer, Cell Phone, Camera Border Searches
• Dirck Halstead's DigitalJournalist.org May Shut Down
• OU's Ryan Henriksen Wins College Photographer Of The Year
• Statesman Photojournalists Narrate Recollection Of Their Fort Hood Coverage
• Green Bay Packers Photographer Jim Biever's Roots Run Deep
• Region 8 "Navigating The Downturn" Blog Post
• Anita Baca's NPPA Region 8 Blog On Fort Hood Shooting
• NPPA, Media Coalition, Urge Members To Voice Support For Federal Shield Law
• Watch The Archived First Virtual Short Course Webinar
• Photographer Chris Livingston Dies After Bike Hit By Car
• White House Endorses Federal Shield Law For Journalists
• Next Free NPPA-PhotoShelter Webinar Set For November 18
• "Navigating The Downturn" Panel In Austin, November 11
• Month-Long November Election For NPPA's New Board Of Directors

October 2009

• Obama Makes Midnight Flight To Dover To Honor Returning War Dead
• Obama Makes Midnight Flight To Dover To Honor Returning War Dead
• From Down Under, Apple Tablet Rumors Continue
• Free Webinar Today For NPPA Members
• Austin Premier Tonight Of Eddie Adams Documentary
• Nieman & Harvard Publish Guide For Journalists Covering Pandemic Flu
• Free Webinar This Wednesday For NPPA Members
• New York Times Cutting 100 Newsroom Jobs
• AP Amends Suit Against Shepard Fairey; Says Obama Hope Poster Artist Is Lying
• Fairey Admits Using Other Photo For "HOPE" Poster
• U.S. Military Backing Away From Ban On Photos Of Dead?
• NPPA Featured In LENS
• Ground Rules On "Killed In Action" Photos Revised Again
• Photographer Clyde W. “Red” Hare Jr., 82
• Freelancer Lu Guang Wins $30K W. Eugene Smith Grant
• New Afghanistan Embed Rule Bars Photographing Troops Killed In Action
• Turk Pipkin Offers Fellow NPPA Members 2-For-1 L.A. Movie Benefit Premier Deal
• Nikon Announces New 12.1 Megapixel D3S
• California Governor Schwarzenegger Inks Tough Anti-Paparazzi Amendment
• Cox Foundation Asks For More College Student Video Scholarship Applicants
• New book: New York Yankees 365, by the Associated Press
• Marty Forscher, Who Tended Cameras and Owners, Dies at 87
• Live Blogs From 22nd Eddie Adams Barnstorm Workshop
• November Election Approaching For NPPA's New Board Of Directors
• Fashion Icon Irving Penn, 92
• Fashion Icon Irving Penn, 92
• NPPA & PhotoShelter Launch Free Virtual Short Course
• Best Use of Photography: 2nd Quarter 2009 Results
• Mc Kiernan's KONA Gallery Opens With POYi Archive Exhibit
• NPPA Member Ival Lawhon Jr., 61
• Condé Nast Shutters Four Magazines
• Robert Capa, The Action Film?
• World Press Photo Contest Archive Goes Online
• Will Apple's New Tablet Redefine Newspapers?

September 2009

• David Burnett's 44 Days In Iran
• Stefania Mizara's Gaza War Slideshow
• Let Newspapers Die, Newsweek Columnist Says
• Dan Habib's Film About Inclusion Airs Nationwide On PBS
• A Night with David Alan Harvey
• Photos Of Dying Soldiers: Not New, Nothing Easy
• NPPA Warns Photojournalists About Police Plans For Pittsburgh's G20 Summit
• Photojournalist Lynsey Addario Wins $500,000 MacArthur Fellowship
• Ian Fisher: American Soldier
• Eddie Adams' Archive Donated To University Of Texas Briscoe Center
• Kennerly's Lens Essay: Chop And Crop
• The Visual Student: New NPPA Blog Launches
• Produce Stronger Video Stories: NPPF Workshop With Poynter's NewsU
• Retired White House Photographer Killed In Carolina Car Crash
• What Happened To The NPPA Web Site?
• Death Of A Marine: AP Releases Graphic Photos From Afghanistan Ambush
• Documentary Filmmaker Christian Poveda Shot Dead In El Salvador
• Janet Reeves Named AME/Photo, The Washington Times
• Lauren Greenfield Leaves VII Photo Agency

August 2009

• Free From Iranian Prison, Roxana Saberi Encourages Journalism Students
• Together Again (For The First Time)
• SEC Revises Controversial Credential Policy
• Letter To Membership: NPPA Elections
• Stanley Forman: Remembering Senator Edward M. Kennedy
• Photojournalist Emilio Morenatti Moved To Baltimore Rehab Center
• Photojournalism Legend Angus W. "Mac" McDougall, 92
• Stephen Crowley on LIFE's Grey Villet: Storytelling With Pictures
• NPPA Receives Authors Coalition Of America Funds
• James Alan Cox Foundation Offers Additional, New Scholarships
• Photojournalists Rally To "Save Steve's Family"
• Ohio University Wins NPPA's 2009 Outstanding Student Chapter Honor
• Photographers In Big San Diego Union-Tribune Layoff
• NPPA Accepting Nominations For New National Board; Policy & Bylaw Updates Published
• Wounded AP Photojournalists Evacuated From Afghanistan
• Two AP Photojournalists Wounded In Afghanistan Bombing
• NPPA Objects To Homeland Security Secretary's Photography Remarks

July 2009

• ACG Sues Annie Leibovitz Over $24 Million Loan
• Gamma On The Verge Of Collapse?
• Bill Eppridge: Remembering Woodstock
• Extra Augusta Golf Photo Party T-Shirts Available
• Death In The Making ... For The Last Damned Time
• NPPA Offers Personalized Photo ID Card
• Bill Kennedy, Plain Deal Award-Winning Photographer, Was 54
• Garcia Claims He's The Obama "Hope" Photo Copyright Holder, Not AP
• Phoenix News Chopper Crash Anniversary: "Lives Not Lost In Vain"
• Danbury Photojournalist David Harple, 48
• Press Groups Urge Protection Of Animal Cruelty Coverage
• Michel du Cille On The Future Of Photojournalism
• AP To Protect Their Content With Online News Registry
• AP's White House Senior Photographer Ron Edmonds Takes Buy-Out
• NPPA Members Featured In Verve Documentary Photo Blog
• Judge Says California Shield Law Covers Student Photographer
• Former News Photographer Magazine Editor & NPPA President Cal Olson Dies After Fall
• Former Mercury News Photojournalist Len Vaughn-Lahman, 55
• New York Times Pulls Digitally Altered Photo Essay
• Photographer Helps Rescue Man Swept Over River Dam
• Photojournalist Teru Kuwayama Wins Lange-Taylor Prize
• Former AP Photo Editor Norman Welton, 81
• Dart Center Ochberg Fellowships In Journalism And Trauma

June 2009

• As Troops Withdraw, A Photographer's Reflections On Iraq
• PhotoShelter Launches SEO Cookbook For Photography Web Sites
• Kodachrome Fades Into The Sunset
• Kodachrome Retires Today
• John Moore Joins Line-Up At Bellingham Visual Journalism Conference
• NPPA Offers New Personalized Photo ID Card
• KARE 11 Lays Off Lonnie Hartley
• Tim Hussin Wins Hearst Photojournalism Shoot-Out
• Seattle Times Sells Maine Newspapers
• Call For Entries: 21st Annual Gordon Parks Photography Competition
• NPPA Board Passes Budget, Elects National Officers
• New York Times Company Seeks Boston Globe Bids
• In Dramatic Move, NPPA's Board Of Directors Adopts New Governance Structure
• Best Use of Photography: 1st Quarter 2009 Results
• Watch NPPA Board Meeting Live Streaming Video
• WKU's Mountain Workshops Application Now Online
• Tuition-Free Multimedia Workshop Launched In Ventura
• Chapnick Grant Deadline Is July 15
• NPPA Presents Annual Top Honors & Recognition Awards
• Bob Lynn, Kevin Scofield, To Receive Sprague Awards In Las Vegas
• High School, College Students, Win James Alan Cox Scholarships
• American Journalists Sentenced To 12 Years Hard Labor In North Korea
• Multimedia Immersion Workshop Kicks Off Convergence '09 Week In Vegas
• Eugene Richards Wins 2009 Amnesty International Media Award
• Convergence '09 Advance Registration Closes Friday
• The Soul Of Athens
• Convergence '09 Kicks Off Next Week In Vegas
• Soul Of Athens 2009 Goes Live

May 2009

• OU VisCom Student Will Fight Arrest
• Independent Photographer's Toolkit Updated
• Less Than Two Weeks Left To Register For Convergence '09 in Las Vegas
• Photometadata Seminar On Thursday In San Antonio
• Winners Named For Women In Photojournalism's Juried Exhibit
• Award-Winning Speakers, Session Schedule, Set For 2009 Visual Journalism Workshops
• liveBooks PJ Offers Exclusive NPPA Discount
• John G. Morris Awarded Légion d’Honneur In Paris
• Seth Gitner Joins Syracuse University's Faculty
• David Stephenson Joins Kentucky Kernel
• Vietnam Photographer Van Es Dies
• Photographer, Author, Bill Jay, 69
• Freed Journalist Roxana Saberi Leaves Iranian Prison
• Journalist Roxana Saberi May Be Set Free
• Pulitzer Winner John Filo, Photo's Subject, Reunited At Kent State
• Globe Managers, Boston Newspaper Guild Report Reaching An Agreement
• Journalist Roxana Saberi Reportedly Ends Prison Hunger Strike
• Imprisoned Journalist Saberi On Hunger Strike In Iran
• Six Of Seven Unions Reportedly Reach New Agreements With Boston Globe
• Award-Winning Speakers, Session Schedule, Announced For 2009 Visual Journalism Workshops
• Negotiating Boston Globe Workers Threatened With Closure
• Washington Post Loses $19.5 Million In First Quarter

April 2009

• "Shocking" Deep Cuts At Baltimore Sun
• Baltimore Sun Layoffs Come As Shocking, Deep Cuts
• Capa's Once-Missing "Mexican Suitcase" Negatives Have Been Scanned
• 100 Days In Pictures
• "Navigating The Downturn," A Free Upcoming NPPA Workshop
• NC Photographer, Registered Sex Offender, Arrested After School Assignment
• Call for Entries: Women In Photojournalism Juried Exhibit
• Most Families Say "Yes" To Dover Coverage Now, AP Reports
• Still Photography On Television?
• Clyde Mueller Named 2009 Resolutions Chair
• Goodbye To The Best Job In The World
• Getty's Shaul Schwarz Wins The Robert Capa Gold Medal Award
• Free NPPA Workshop For "Navigating The Downturn"
• Denny Simmons Named National Nominations Chair
• Photojournalists Patrick Farrell, Damon Winter, Win 2009 Pulitzer Prizes
• Photojournalists Patrick Farrell, Damon Winter, Win Pulitzer Prizes
• Michel du Cille To Keynote At Bellingham Visual Journalism Conference
• Pulitzer Prizes Announced Later Today
• Journalist Roxana Saberi Convicted On Spy Charges; Sentenced To 8 Years
• SPJ-Los Angeles Will Honor Nick Ut With Lifetime Achievement Award
• Best Use Of Photography 4th Quarter 2008 Results
• Journalist Roxana Saberi Stands Trial In Iran
• Danish Photoshop Debate Leads To Disqualification
• NPPA Life Member Rocco Morabito, 88
• Virginian-Pilot Cuts 40 More Jobs
• Iranian-American Journalist Roxana Saberi Charged With Spying
• Final Winners In Best Of Photojournalism 2009 Picture Editing Categories Announced
• Souza Photographs Obama's Surprise Baghdad Stop
• New Video Online About NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Judging
• Visual Journalism Workshops Bring Added Depth To NPPA's Convergence '09
• Media Witnesses First Fallen Soldier's Dover Return After Ban Lifted
• Best Of Photojournalism PIcture Editing, Best Photo Use, Judging Continues
• 59 Laid Off, 31 Vacant Jobs Cut, At Richmond Times-Dispatch
• Eight Spots Left For Kalish Workshop
• Registration Opens For Convergence '09
• Judges Ready To Pick Best Of Photojournalism Picture Editing, Best Photo Use, Winners
• NPPA Partners With SocialDocumentary.net
• House Passes Shield Law For Journalists

March 2009

• Chicago Sun-Times Files For Bankruptcy
• Boston: Herald Cuts 24 Jobs, Globe Layoff Includes Photographers
• Parents Of Imprisoned Journalist Traveling To Iran
• Injured Cameraman Receives Navy's Distinguished Public Service Award
• Last Daily Christian Science Monitor Newspaper Published
• Walter Astrada, James Gregg, Picked As BOP's Photojournalists Of The Year
• New York Times Planning Pay Cuts, 100 Layoffs
• Washington Post Offers Fourth Round Of Buyouts
• Winning Photographs, Picture Stories, Show An Often Serious, Difficult World
• Region 6, 8, 10 Election Results Announced
• WKU's Carl Kiilsgaard Wins Cliff Edom's "New America Award"
• Judges Are Selecting Best Of Photojournalism 2009 Web, Multimedia Winners
• Federal Shield Law Passes House Judiciary Committee (Again)
• Atlanta Journal-Constitution Cutting 30 Percent Of News Staff
• Best Of Photojournalism Judges Picking Winning Picture Stories
• Houston Chronicle Laying Off 12 Percent Of Staff
• Souza Names Gabriner, Poggi, McKay, To White House Photo Staff
• AMERICAN Photo, Popular Photography, Up For Sale
• Getty's Quinn Rooney Named BOP's Sports Photojournalist of the Year
• Q2: More Layoffs, Job Cuts, Pay Cuts, And Furloughs
• Ann Arbor News Replaced By Web Product; Three Other Michigan Papers Will Stop Daily Printing
• Best Of Photojournalism Judges Pick Winners On Contest's Opening Day
• Best Of Photojournalism Still Photography & Web Judging Begins Sunday
• Roxana Saberi Release From Iranian Prison Delayed
• On War's Sixth Anniversary, AP Photos Produces "Killer Blue"
• Wisconsin Newspaper Association & Gannett Move WIAA Lawsuit Into Federal Court
• Seattle Post-Intelligencer Ceases Publication; Just A Web Site Now
• Newspapers Cut Jobs In Raleigh, Albany, Tacoma, Olympia
• Final Seattle P-I Will Roll Off Press On Tuesday
• Blood Trail: A Must-See Documentary For Photographers
• NPPA Announces Deal With Drop.io
• Three-time TV POY John C.P. Goheen Joins Loyola
• COMMENTARY: Despite The Horrific Toll, It's Live Free Or Die
• AP Files Counter Lawsuit Against Obama Poster Artist
• Palm Beach Post Wins NPPA's Quarterly Best Use Of Photography Contest
• Looks Like Seattle P-I Closure Is Growing Closer
• Amtrak's Newly Published Photo Guidelines Developed With NPPA's Input
• SF Chronicle, Guild, Reach Deal That Might Prevent Closing
• Will The Seattle Seattle Post-Intelligencer Fold On Tuesday?
• Former Rocky Reporter James Meadow Dies After Bike Wreck
• Uriel Sinai, National Geographic Magazine, Win POYi Top Honors
• Iranian Lawyer Visits Detained U.S. Journalist
• St. Louis Photographer Lynn T. "Jug" Spence, 71
• McClatchy Cutting 1,600 Jobs
• Iran Says Journalist Roxana Saberi Will Be Released
• Astrada, Kiilsgaard, Win 2009 Alexia Foundation Grants
• SF Chronicle May Cut Over Half Its Newsroom
• Secretary Of State Clinton Calls For Iran To Release Saberi
• WIAA Sues Gannett, Wisconsin Post-Crescent, Over High School Sports Coverage
• Stephanie Sinclair Joins VII Agency
• U.S. Asks Iran To Clarify Status Of Imprisoned Journalist Roxana Saberi
• Register Now For The Kalish
• NPPA Announces Deal With HostedFTP.com
• Columbus Dispatch Cuts 45 From Newsroom
• Washington Post Creates "Community Journalist" Job; Pays Less Than Reporter
• Providence Journal To Cut 100 Jobs By Friday
• Iran Admits U.S. Photojournalist Roxana Saberi Is In Prison
• A Judge's Thoughts From The BOP Television Contest
• Darren Durlach Named TV POY, Greg Johnson Picked Top TV Editor; KUSA-TV, WHTM-TV, KCCI-TV Win Station Of The Year Honors
• Rocky Mountain News Shuts Down

February 2009

• Photojournalist Stacy Pearsall Guest On Oprah Winfrey Show
• Rocky Mountain News Shuts Down Today
• Dover Photo Ban Lifted, Defense Secretary Says
• Rocky Mountain News Closing Tomorrow
• 75 Newsroom Jobs Eliminated In San Antonio
• Pete Souza Names New White House Photo Staff Members
• Bad News By The Bay: Chronicle Faces Job Cuts, Buyer, Or Closure
• Leibovitz "Pawns" Rights To Her Photos To Pay Debts, Times Reports
• NPPA Announces Deal With ImageSpan
• Andrea Bruce Wins WHNPA Top Honors
• Emilio Morenatti: POYi's Newspaper Photographer Of The Year
• Journal Register Co. Files For Bankruptcy
• Both Major Philadelphia Newspapers Bankrupt
• Best Of Photojournalism Television Judging Underway
• Multimedia Moments: The Lesson From Norman
• Virginian-Pilot Closes Port Folio & Mix, Lays Off 30
• Getty's New "Grants For Good" Benefit Photographers, Non-Profits
• Stressed Out? Job Survey Suggests Possible Reasons
• Denver Post Cuts Senior Editors
• PhotoShelter Announces Photo Buyer's Web Site Survey Results
• NPPA On Facebook, Twitter
• Region 6, 8, 10 Elections Now Open For Online Voting
• Senate Reintroduces Federal Shield Law; Similar To House Bill Last Week
• KRON-TV, The "VJ Model," Files For Bankruptcy
• Two Cleveland TV Stations Will Share News Video
• Preston Gannaway Moves To Virginian-Pilot
• Elizabeth "Betty" McDougall, 93
• Carrie Kohlmeier Receives 2009 Gordon Yoder Award
• More Newsroom Cuts At Chicago Tribune
• Anthony Suau Wins World Press Photo
• WHNPA Joins NPPA In Call To End Dover Photo Ban
• Federal Shield Law Reintroduced In House
• NPPA Posts New MNCC 2009 Rules
• NPPA On Twitter
• NPPA Asks President Obama To Lift Dover Photo Ban
• NPPA Calls On President Obama To Lift Dover Photo Ban
• NCAA, AP Enter Into Photo Partnership Deal
• President Obama Says Dover Photo Ban "Under Review"
• Obama Poster Artist Sues Associated Press First
• WHNPA Photo Contest Invites College Students To Participate
• Medical Fund, Camera Sale, Set To Help Photojournalist Jim Daniels
• Obama Poster Artist Arrested in Boston
• UT Student NPPA Chapters Learns About Advertising Photography
• David Burnett's "Soul Rebel"
• AP Restates Ownership; Claims Copyright Infringement Of Obama Poster Image
• AP Claims Copyright Infringement Of Obama Poster Image
• Tom Kennedy Leaving Washingtonpost.com
• Knoxville's Clay Owen, 47
• Tim Hussin Wins NPPA's CPOY Title
• Ice Storm Extends BOP Entry Deadline
• Amtrak, NPPA, Spoofed On Colbert Report
• Photojournalism Panel Discussion: "I Can See For Miles And Miles"

January 2009

• Los Angeles Times Cuts 300 More Jobs, 70 In Newsroom
• The Day Announces One Week Employee Furloughs
• Belo Corp. Cutting Jobs Again, This Time 500
• Amtrak Responds To NPPA With New Photography Guidelines, Police Policy Reviews
• Bill Eppridge To Speak At WKU
• Still For Sale, Austin American-Statesman Offers Early Retirements
• AOL Cutting 10 Percent Of Workforce
• Kodak Planning Up To 4,500 Job Cuts
• Maryland Newspaper Cuts 111 Jobs, Outsources Printing & Mailing
• News Helicopter Group Endorses Enhanced Safety Guidelines, Invites Membership
• Pilot/Reporters Were "Distracted" In Fatal Phoenix News Chopper Crash
• Region 2 & 4 Regional Election Results
• January 30 Deadline For Best Of Photojournalism Still Photo, Editing, Web Categories
• Gigapixel Panoramic Inauguration View By David Bergman
• NPPA Offers To Work With Amtrak To Resolve Photography Issues
• Kennerly, McNeely, Team Up For New Obama Inauguration Book Project
• Photo Editors Voice Access Concerns To White House
• Poynter Offers "Photojournalism With A Difference"
• Best Of Photojournalism TV Deadline Is Friday
• Pim Van Hemmen: "The Future Is Still Bright"
• FIRST LOOK: New View Of The Inauguration
• NPPA Supports HR 269, The Fallen Hero Commemoration Act
• Hotline Set Up For Journalists Covering Inauguration
• Detroit Photography Editor Rodney Curtis Publishes A Memoir
• 8th Annual UNC Multimedia Bootcamp In May
• Minneapolis Star Tribune Files For Bankruptcy
• Gannett Employees: Take A Week Off Without Pay
• Obama Poster Photo Mystery Solved!
• Obama's Official Portrait Unveiled On Today Show
• Bankrupt Tribune Co. Paying Freelancers & Stringers
• Size Matters: Chicago Tribune Hits The Streets With A Tabloid
• NPPA Asks Amtrak To Stop Harassing Photographers
• Photojournalist Eye Witness To Army Chopper Fatal Crash
• Hearst Shocker: Seattle Post-Intelligencer Up For Sale
• Seattle Post-Intelligencer Goes Up For Sale
• After 51 Years At WDTN-TV, Bob "Scoop" Phillips Retires
• New Buyer Saves Connecticut Papers From January Closing Deadline
• Life Member Lothar Konietzko, 83, Was German Fighter Pilot
• Scout Tufankjian Wrote Slate Essay About Gaza's War
• Pete Souza Named Obama's White House Photographer
• Lee Enterprises Falls Below NYSE Standards

December 2008

• January 15 Deadline To Enter Costa Courtroom Contest
• Two More Newspapers Suspend Operations
• Eric Draper, On Covering The Bush Presidency
• William J. "Sandy" Colton, 83
• Election Front Pages Book Now Available, 25 Percent Discount For NPPA Members
• BUP 3rd Quarter Results Posted
• Annenberg Foundation Grant Funds POYi Program In Los Angeles
• Seattle Times Workers Asked To Take Unpaid Week Off
• Journal Register Shuts Down 16 Connecticut Weeklies
• War Photographer Stacy Pearsall Mauled By Dog
• Regions 2 And 4 Now Open For Online Voting
• AP Photojournalists, Writers, Stage Byline Strike Protesting Contract Talks
• Detroit Newspapers Cutting Jobs; Home Delivery Only 3 Days
• After Star-Ledger Newsroom Sliced In Half, Internship Program Doubles
• The Kalish: Too Committed To Call It Quits
• Kentucky News Photographers Host Contest, Speakers, In January
• Photographers' Safety Vests For Sale
• National Geographic's Magazine Photography Seminar Canceled
• Toledo Blade Lays Off 25
• Greenberg v. National Geographic Comes To An End; Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Appeal
• National MNCC Winners Now In Online Galleries
• U.S. Military Will Keep Holding Reuters Photographer
• Layoffs Hit Cleveland's WOIO-TV and WUAB-TV
• Layoffs In Philadelphia Will Hit Hard In Photo
• The First To Fall: Tribune Co. Files For Bankruptcy
• Cut Newsday Photographers Told To "Re-Apply" For Visual Journalist Jobs
• Tribune Co. Hires Bankruptcy Advisers
• Job Cuts Hit Star Tribune & KSTP-TV in Minneapolis
• Scripps Put Rocky Mountain News, 50 Percent of JOA, Up For Sale
• Gannett's Brutal Pre-Christmas Layoffs Are Underway
• NPPA Launches "Close Up," A New Electronic Email Newsletter
• NPPA's Award-Winning Monthly Contest Photos Go Live On AOL
• NYC Panel Discussion To Address Trauma And Journalists
• Iraqi Court Orders Freedom For Reuters Photojournalist

November 2008

• Virginian-Pilot Cutting 125 Jobs
• New Federal Law For Highway Safety Vests Now In Effect
• AP Lifts Ban On U.S. Military Handout Photos, Announces New Policies
• Orphan Works? Who Knows.
• 10 Million LIFE Images To Be Available Through Google
• News Agencies Suspend Coverage Of Australian Cricket (Again)
• Tim Hussin Wins 63rd College Photographer Of The Year
• AP Suspends Use Of DOD Photos After Another Faked Hand-Out
• Tribune Co. Cutting More Baltimore Sun Staff
• TV Photojournalist Bryan Thomas Foster, 58
• Kansas City Star Plans 50 Layoffs
• Plain Dealer Ups Job Cuts To 50 Newsroom Positions
• Omaha World-Herald Cuts 51 Jobs
• 2 Connecticut Dailies, 11 Weeklies Could Shut Down
• Digital Railroad Servers To Be Scrubbed Clean
• CBS12's News Helicopter Crashes In Boynton Beach; Two Spared
• Photojournalist Jeffrey Sauger's Conviction Overturned; Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit Filed
• Tribune Co. Announces Q3 Losses Of $124 Million
• Newscom Withdraws Digital Railroad Offer
• Ohio News Photographer Killed On Way To Assignment
• DAYS JAPAN 5th Annual Photography Contest Opens For Entries
• Eisenstaedt's Famous Nurse To Lead NYC Veterans Day Parade
• Virginian-Pilot Considers Layoffs, Other Cost-Cutting Measures
• Poynter To Publish Historic Collection Of Election Front Pages
• Layoffs At The Day In New London, CT
• History In The Buffer
• Scripps Layoffs At California, Florida, Texas, Indiana Newspapers
• Full-Page Front Page Photos On Election Newspapers; Some Presses Running Again
• JFK's White House Photographer Cecil Stoughton, 88
• NPPA Joins Supreme Court Brief In Greenberg v. National Geographic
• Photo Blogs, Slideshows, Document Campaign's Closing Days
• Layoffs Hit Santa Rosa Press Democrat
• New York Times Multimedia Story On Election 2008
• Seattle Times Cutting 150 More Jobs
• Bozeman Chief Photographer Deirdre Eitel, 45
• Layoffs Coming To Cleveland Plain Dealer Newsroom
• Diablo Reports Unnamed Buyer For Digital Railroads Hardware, Software

October 2008

• PhotoShelter Negotiates Another Day For Digital Railroad Downloads
• Orange County Register To Cut 110 By Friday
• Some Still Recovering Digital Railroad Files; PhotoShelter Getting The Word Out To Photographers
• Ohio TV Photojournalist Honored For Life-Saving Effort
• 600 May Be Laid Off From Time Inc.
• Digital Railroad Pulls The Plug; PhotoShelter Offers Digital Railroad Users A Special Deal
• Surprise Gannett Layoffs: 3,000 Jobs, Another 10 Percent Before Christmas
• Christian Science Monitor Shifts To 24/7 Web & Weekly Print Publication
• Digital Railroad Shuts Down; PhotoShelter Offers DRR Users A Special Deal
• Digital Railroad's Phones Unanswered; PhotoShelter Offers DRR Users Special Deal
• Los Angeles Times: 75 More News Jobs Axed
• TV Photographers Arrested At News Scenes
• Mikhael Subotsky Wins 2008 W. Eugene Smith Grant
• Getty Images Buys Jupitermedia's Online Business For $96 Million
• New Federal Law Requires Safety Vests For Photographers On Roadways
• 300 More Jobs Gone At Palm Beach Post
• Digital Railroad Announces Staff Reductions, May Liquidate
• NYC Ceremony Upcoming For W. Eugene Smith, Howard Chapnick Grants
• Brett Akagi Leaving KARE11-TV To Join Minneapolis Star Tribune
• Inquirer Editors Say Internship Program "Hasn't Changed"
• Wednesday Final Day For 2008 Airborne Seminar Pre-Registration
• Philadelphia Inquirer Asks J-Schools To Pay For Interns
• KTRK-TV Channel 13's News Chopper Crashes; Two Dead
• Sarasota Herald-Tribune Cuts 20 More Jobs
• Too Many Employees Want Star-Ledger Buy-Outs
• November Deadline For Students For National Geographic's Glimpse Program
• East Valley Tribune To Lose Almost Half Its Staff
• International Herald Tribune's Web Site To Close
• More Deep Cuts Coming At LA Times?
• Orphan Works: Tough Time For Creative Types
• "Visual Commentary" In Cleveland Plain Dealer Creates A Stir
• Ken Kobre Launches New Multimedia, Video Web Site
• Nachtwey's TED Prize Essay On Drug-Resistant TB Launches
• November Deadline For Getty Professional, Student Grants
• Times Photographer Pete Sabella Helped The County See Itself
• Nachtwey's TED Prize Essay On Drug-Resistant TB Launches
• Orphan Works Bill Is Not Yet Dead In The House
• More Than 200 Sign Up For Star-Ledger Buy-Outs
• Spokesman-Review Cuts 25 More From Newsroom; Editor Resigns
• Best Use Of Photography 2008 2nd Quarter Results

September 2008

• Army Solidifies Policy On Media Access To Arlington Funerals
• New York Sun To Shut Down; No New Investors
• Marianne Thomas, 57
• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Planning Company-Wide Layoffs
• Orphan Works Next Steps In House; NPPA Calls For Members To Oppose, Write To Reps
• Under The Cover Of Night, During Financial Crisis, Senate Passes Orphan Works Act
• Congress May Be Acting Today On Orphan Works
• NPPA's 51st Annual Flying Short Course Is Underway
• News & Observer Cuts 53 More Jobs In Raleigh
• 51st Annual Flying Short Course Launches Friday in North Carolina
• Detroit Free Press Photojournalists Win Two National Emmys
• University Of Minnesota Hosts Forum To Discuss RNC Arrests
• 51st Annual Flying Short Course: Ready To Go!
• Time Inc. And Getty Images Will Launch Life.com In 2009
• Court Rules Government Can't Block Detainee Abuse Photos
• St. Paul Won't Prosecute RNC Journalists On Misdemeanor Charges
• Mystery Surrounds Soldiers' Deaths, Altered DOD Photograph
• New Multimedia Workshops At University Of Miami
• It Gets Worse: McClatchy Cuts Another 1,150 Jobs; Star-Ledger Publisher Threatens Closure
• 51st Annual Flying Short Course Is Ready To Go
• Atlantic Editor Apologizes For Greenberg's McCain Photos; Considers Lawsuit
• Bilal Hussein To Receive CPJ Press Freedom Award
• Reuters Appoints Chris Cramer To Global Editor Of Multimedia
• WKU's Mountain Workshop Begins September 30
• PhotoShelter Shutting Down Stock Sales
• Jean Chung Wins Inaugural Boulat Photography Grant
• Fast Company Interview With "America's Photographer"
• Newsroom Cuts, Workers' Hours Reduced, In Pacific Northwest
• 2008 NPPA Flying Short Course Is Ready To Go
• AP Photojournalist Guttenfelder Receives $10K Gramling Award
• Photojournalist's First-Person Account Of Being Gassed, Arrested
• Marc Kawanishi Named Express-News Photo Director
• More Journalists Detained Outside Republican National Convention
• David Leeson Takes Buy-Out At Dallas Morning News
• NPPA Sends St. Paul Police Chief Objections To Journalists' Arrests
• Arrested Photographer's Photo Shows Police Using Knee On Protester's Neck
• Chief Photographer Jim Evans Named Journal City Editor

August 2008

• NTSB Releases Reports On Phoenix News Helicopters Crash
• Richard Koci Hernandez Leaves San Jose Mercury News
• Photojournalist Released From Chinese Jail, Now Back In States
• Deanne Fitzmaurice Leaves Chronicle To Freelance
• Embassy Says Photographer Jailed In China Will Be Released August 30
• NPPA Member Seized, Jailed, In Beijing Protest
• Charlie Borst Joins Education Week
• Retired Everett Herald Photographer Jim Leo, 73
• Reuters Disappointed With IDF Findings In Gaza Cameraman's Death
• NPPA Supports HR 6662, The Fallen Hero Commemoration Act
• Live Photojournalism Blogs From Beijing Olympics
• Women In Photojournalism Photo Contest Gallery Now Online
• Kevin Coughlin Moves To Players Club Magazine
• Carl D. Hoyt, 73
• There's Still Time To Attend This Week's Women In Photojournalism Conference in New Orleans
• Pete Souza's "The Rise Of Barack Obama" Exhibit, Book Signing
• NPPA Member Chad Hunt Scores TIME Cover
• 2008 Flying Short Course Dates, Cities, Announced

July 2008

• Citizen Journalists Beware: Chinese Teacher Sent To Labor Camp
• 2008 Flying Short Course Cities, Dates, Announced
• Vote On Federal Shield Law For Journalists Stalls
• Senate Will Consider Journalists' Federal Shield Law This Week
• Senate Will Consider Journalists' Federal Shield Law Next Week
• Denny Simmons Named MNCC National Chairperson
• Brooks NPPA Top 20 Print Auction
• Man Charged For Shooting TV Photographers At Indy Fire Scene
• Savannah TV Photojournalist Hit, Killed At I-95 Crash Scene
• Newpaper Jobs Cut In Baltimore, Orlando, Modesto
• WISH-TV Photographer Shot At Fire Scene
• Register Now For Women In Photojournalism Conference, New Orleans
• Palm Beach Post Will Lose More Than 300
• Leading Photo Associations Urge Congress To Amend Orphan Works
• LA Times Publisher, Chicago Tribune Editor, Out The Door
• Photojournalist J.D. Schwalm, 53
• Senate Will Consider Shield Law In July; Journalists Urged To Support
• Suspects Identified, But Not Arrested, In Trent Keegan's Death
• After 50 Years, Ron Riesterer Retires
• Winning TV Quarterly Clip Contest Videos On Facebook
• Chicago Tribune Cutting 80 Newsroom Jobs
• 11th Circuit Sides With National Geographic In Copyright Case
• "Truth With A Camera" Workshop Reborn
• Mark Dolan To Teach At Southern Illinois
• Women In Photojournalism Conference: New & Traditional
• Tampa Photographers Told To "Reapply" For Their Jobs
• Los Angeles Times Cutting 250 More Jobs
• Baltimore Sun Cutting 100 Jobs
• Hartford Courant To Cut 60 Newsroom Jobs
• State Attorneys General Support Federal Shield Law

June 2008

• Web Site Features 48 Live NPPA Multimedia Immersion Workshop Stories
• Deadline For 2008 W. Eugene Smith Grant is July 15
• Palm Beach Post Cuts 300 Jobs
• Regina McCombs Appointed To Poynter Institute
• Angela Pancrazio, 51
• Enter NPPA's MNCC, See Current MNCC Winners Online
• All Charges Against Tony Overman Are Dropped
• Burdened With Debt, Citing Decreasing Home Sales, McClatchy Cuts Newspaper Jobs
• Print Sale, Fund Raisers, Net $14K For Photojournalist Tim Janicke
• Iowa Journalists Suffering Loss From Flooding, Tornadoes
• New Web Site Features 48 Live NPPA Multimedia Immersion Workshop Stories
• AP Exhibit, Workshop, Brings Photojournalism To Cubans
• William Snyder Accepts Teaching Post At RIT
• WKU Student Jeff Giraldo Wins Hearst Photojournalism Shoot-Out
• Police Report Of Arrest, Overman's Account, Differ
• Election Results For Regions 1 & 9
• Deseret News Sells Property To Fund Employee Layoffs
• Cost-Cutting, Layoffs, Wage Freezes Hit The Day
• Tribune Co. To Cut Newspaper Reporters, Sharply Reduce News Pages
• Police Investigate Tony Overman's Arrest; Plan To Meet With Olympian Editors
• Keith Jenkins To Join National Public Radio
• An Iconic Anniversary: 40 Years Ago, RFK And Bill Eppridge
• Best Use of Photography: 1st Quarter 2008 Results
• MaryAnne Golon Leaving Time's DOP Post
• Indianapolis Museum Gets Yard Sale Trunk Of Weegee Photos
• New Look For Washington Times Newspaper, Web Site
• Kenyan Police Retrace Photographer's Steps On Night Of His Murder
• NPPA Awards, Honors, Presented At Convergence '08 In Louisville

May 2008

• NPPA Board Adopts $1.5M Budget, Elects New Officers, Does Not Change Name
• Media Groups Collaborating On Park Photography Permits
• New NPPA Region 10 Web Site Goes Live
• Watch NPPA's Multimedia Immersion Workshop Develop Live, Online
• NPPA Board Of Directors Considers Restructuring, Examines Next Budget
• Photojournalist Trent Keegan Found Dead In Kenya
• Photojournalist Carolyn Drake Wins Lange-Taylor Prize
• NPPA Board Meeting: Live Online
• Multimedia Immersion: Day One Crash Course In Louisville
• The Best Week In Visual Journalism Starts Today
• Cornell Capa, 90, Dies In New York
• Candidates For NPPA National Offices Named
• AP's Bilal Hussein Awarded Spanish Foundation Prize
• A Letter From NPPA On Orphan Works
• Survey On Photographers' Backgrounds, Socialization Influences
• KC Star Photographers Start Print Sale To Benefit Co-Worker
• Calvert, Reeder, Win Robert F. Kennedy Photo Awards
• Sweitzer, Freed, To Receive Sprague Awards In Louisville
• MLK Photographer Graeme Phelps "Flip" Schulke, 77
• Cutting Edge Workshop Heads To Philadelphia
• Call For Entries: Women In Photojournalism Conference Juried Exhibit
• Convergence '08 speaker schedule, workshop times, announced
• NPPA Cannot Support Orphan Works Legislation
• Convergence '08: CNN's Mark Biello A Keynote Speaker
• Online Voting Now Open For Regions 1 & 9
• Pierre and Alexandra Boulat Grant Announced

April 2008

• New AP Photo Exhibit Of American Presidents Opens in NYC, DC
• Convergence '08: Getty Images' John Moore A Keynote Speaker
• Orphan Works Bills Introduced In Senate, House
• Photojournalist John Moore Wins Robert Capa Gold Medal
• Apply For Magnum Photos's $5K Inge Morath Prize
• Get Excited: It's The Greatest Week In Visual Journalism
• Region 1 & 9 Elections Upcoming In May
• COMMENTARY: Time Magazine Alters Historic Rosenthal Icon For "Green" Cover
• 15 Jobs Cut At Fort Worth's Star-Telegram
• Toronto Star Owners Cutting 160 Jobs & Internet Production Staff
• One Killed In WCSH-TV Live Truck Crash
• Reuters Video Photojournalist Fadel Shana, 23, Killed In Gaza Attack
• He's Free! After More Than Two Years, U.S. Military Releases AP's Bilal Hussein
• Layoffs & Buyouts Spreading: The New York Times, Tampa Tribune, WFLA-TV, Modesto Bee
• News Helicopter Safety: Startling Near Misses & Self Reporting
• Hundreds Of Tampa Tribune, WFLA-TV Staff Offered Buyouts
• Military Says Ap's Bilal Hussein Will Be Set Free Wednesday
• AP Photojournalist Bilal Hussein To Go Free Wednesday
• NPPA Resolutions Deadline
• Iraqis Dismisses Last Allegation Against AP Photographer; Grants Amnesty, Orders Freedom
• NPPA Night At Texas Christian University
• Meltzer Wins Fulbright; Leaving Times, Headed For Mexico
• AP Photojournalist Hussein Starts Third Year In Custody
• Howard Chapnick Grant Deadline Is July 15
• Get Excited About The Greatest Week In Visual Journalism
• U.S. Military Won't Release Photographer; Says Must "Review His Status"
• APSE Recommends Signing Baseball's New Credential Agreement
• Ordered Set Free, AP's Bilal Hussein Still Sits In Prison
• Magnum's Burt Glinn Dies In New York
• Illinois Press Association, IHSA, Settle Photography Dispute
• In Mexico, Four Convicted For Killing Photojournalist
• Final Winners In NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Picture Editing Categories Announced
• A Deep Cut: Seattle Times To Eliminate 200 Jobs
• Gannaway, Latif, Win Photo Pulitzer Prizes; Du Cille Wins Public Service
• CBS O&O Layoffs Continue Nationally; Citizens Encouraged To Shoot News
• Judges Pick Winners In NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Picture Editing Categories
• Dead, Alive, Dead Again: MulitmediaShooter.com Gone (Again)
• First Month's Results Of The New Digital MNCC Go Live
• Illinois Senate Passes Bill Protecting Press Access To High School Sports
• Funeral Services Sunday For Photojournalist Dith Pran
• Wolfgang's Wet, Wired & Wicked Fast

March 2008

• Four Photojournalists Killed During Vietnam War Come Home For Burial
• Online Registration Now Open For Convergence '08 In Louisville
• Web Site Winners Named In NPPA's 2008 Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Photojournalist Dith Pran, "Killing Fields" Survivor, Dies
• Getty's John Moore Named Photojournalist Of The Year (Larger Markets)
• Illinois Photographer Of The Year Ends In Tie
• Simmons Wins Photojournalist Of The Year (Smaller Markets), Tama Wins Cliff Edom's "New America Award"
• TV News Layoffs, Rumored Layoffs, And Backpack Journalists
• Judges Pick Picture Story Winners In NPPA's 2008 Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• NPPA Still Objects To MLB's Revised Credential Terms
• Three Days Of Judging: More 2008 Best Of Photojournalism Photo Winners Picked
• Preston Gannaway Moves To Rocky Mountain News
• Magazine photographer Archie Lieberman, 81
• Judges Pick More Winners During Second Day Of NPPA's 2008 Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Winners Picked In First Categories Of NPPA's 2008 Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• NPPA Seeks National Office Candidates
• Judges Picking Winners In 2008 Best Of Photojournalism Still Photography & Web Categories
• Best Of Photojournalism Still Photography & Web Judging Starts Today
• Best Of Photojournalism Still Photography & Web Judging Starts Monday
• Mary Ellen Mark To Judge First Book Prize In Photography
• MULTIMEDIA: The Race To Be Best Is On
• Philip Jones Griffiths Dies In London
• Months, Years, Pass While Bilal Hussein's Charges Remain A Secret
• Multimediashooter Rises From The Grave
• BEARING WITNESS: Five Years Of The Iraq War
• Seattle Times Cutting 150 More Jobs
• Life Member Dan Tortorell, 95, Was At St. Valentine's Day Massacre
• Northern Short Course Photo Contest Winners Announced
• San Jose State University Professor Joe Swan, 78
• London Warns Citizens About "Odd" Photographers, Terrorists
• Texas TV Trucks Caught In Drag Race
• Northern Short Course Live Webcast Tonight
• Mark Holm Named Concord Monitor Photo Editor
• WNPA Members Remember Brett Favre
• New York Photo Festival Invites NPPA Members To Enter
• Appeals Court Suspends Fines For Reporter Toni Locy; Shield Law Needed
• Following Record Fine, Media Coalition Urges Senate To Pass Federal Shield Law
• Matt Knisely Leaving KMSP-TV Fox9
• Multimediashooter.com Hacked, Gone
• Illinois Senate Panel Backs Bill Banning Photo Restrictions
• Winners Picked In TV Best Of Photojournalism Photo, Editing Categories
• Legendary Photojournalist Dith Pran Battling Cancer
• Honors & Recognition Committee Now Accepting Nominations
• Jensen Named TV POY, Montano Wins Editing Title; KARE-TV, WYFF-TV & KTUU-TV Win SOY
• Web Video Winners Named In NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Best Use of Photography 4th Quarter Results
• Palm Beach Post Wins NPPA's 2007 BUP Quarterly Clip Contest
• Web Video Winners Announced In NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Contest
• Winners Announced In TV Best Of Photojournalism Photo, Editing Categories
• Winners Announced In Several TV Best Of Photojournalism Categories
• NPPA's BOP TV Judging Is Now Underway
• On Talk Radio, Overman Objects To MLB's Credential Restrictions

February 2008

• BOP TV Judging Starts & Free Training For Video Journalists
• Getty's John Moore Named POYi Magazine Photographer of the Year
• NPPA Objects To Major League Baseball's Credential Terms
• Photos By Natalie Fobes Included In Exxon Case Before Supreme Court
• Eich, Sinclair Win 2008 Alexia Foundation Grants
• Eddie Adams's New Book & Upcoming 2008 Workshop
• Getty Images To Sell For $2.4 Billion
• Stephen Katz Wins POYi's Newspaper POY Title
• Illinois Photographers Can Shoot Championships Without Signing Waivers
• WHNPA Launches Student POY Contest
• Maryland House Panel Kills Cameras In Court Measure
• WJW-TV's Matthew Rafferty Wins Cutting Edge Editor Title
• Albuquerque Tribune Will Close Saturday
• BBC's Mark Rabbage Named WHNPA TV Photographer Of The Year
• NPPA Life Member Photographs 11 American Presidents
• Register For Both Kalish And Poynter And Get A Discount
• Regions 5 & 11 Election Results Announced
• Tim Hetherington's War Image Wins World Press Photo
• Capital Times Stuns Staff, Shifts From Print To Internet
• Dan Habib To Leave Concord Monitor For Filmmaking
• Registration Opens For Advanced Team Storytelling Workshop
• Call For Entries: 20th Annual Gordon Parks Photography Competition

January 2008

• After The Fire, KREX-TV Labors To Bounce Back
• AP Photo Of Kennedy, Eisenhower Added To Cold War Exhibit
• Illinois Battle Continues: After Lawsuits, Now Comes Legislation
• Celebration Of Life Set For Ray Farkas
• NPPA's Popular Monthly News Clip Contest (MNCC) Goes Digital
• Bernard "Bernie" Boston, 74, Retired Los Angeles Times Photojournalist, Was An Icon
• Getty Images Up For Sale, New York Times Reports
• Jahi Chikwendiu Named WHNPA Photographer Of The Year
• George Honeycutt, Retired Houston Chronicle Photo Director
• It's Time To Register For The Kalish
• Anthony Clark Receives 2008 Gordon Yoder Award
• Truth With A Camera Workshop Cancelled For 2008
• Retired AP Photojournalist Charles Tasnadi Dies In Washington
• The "Farkas Look" Was Pure Storytelling
• Television Legend Ray Farkas, 72
• Regions 3 & 7 Election Results Announced
• AP Names Photo Editor Becker To Entertainment Content Director
• Today is the deadline for NPPA's 2008 Best of Photojournalism Contest
• Department Of Transportation's New Rules For Carry-On, Checked Lithium Batteries
• Life Member William O."Bill" Seymour, 70
• Nieman Foundation Encourages NPPA Members To Enter Taylor Awards

December 2007

• NPPA's 2008 Best Of Photojournalism Contest Rules Announced
• National Geographic Backs POYi, Withdraws Offer To Host Talks
• Sally Stapleton Named AME At The Day
• Times-Picayune's McCusker Sentenced To 6 Months Probation
• Baltimore Sun's David M. Lewis, 57
• Bonnie Jo Mount Named Washington Post Picture Editor
• Best Use Of Photography: 3rd Quarter 2007 Results
• Congressional Committee Hears Media Concerns Over Proposed Park Photo Rules
• New Rule Threatens Photographers
• Wilbur Awards Seek Nominations
• NPPA President To Testify Before House On National Parks Photo Rule Changes
• Military's Evidence Against AP Photographer Is Still A Secret
• Illinois High School Association Sues IPA, Newspapers, Over Print Sales
• Missouri Announces The Angus & Betty McDougall Center For Photojournalism Studies
• NPPA Region 5 and 11 Candidates
• Kentucky News Photographers Seminar, Contest, In January

November 2007

• Illinois News Photographers Launch Letter Campaign
• Military To Show Evidence On December 9 On Bilal Hussein
• Illinois Press Association Responds To Football Photo Shut Out
• AP CEO Says Military's Actions Mock American Principles
• AP CEO Says Military Making A Mockery Of American Principles
• IHSA Shuts Out Photographers At State Football Championships
• AP Says Military Charges Are False, Meaningless; Release Their Own Investigation
• Pentagon Says AP Photographer Tied To Iraqi Insurgents
• U.S. Military Reportedly Making Secret Case Against AP Photographer
• Illinois Press Association Asks To Withdraw Preliminary Injunction
• Media Reach Credential, Rights Agreement To Cover Australian Cricket
• Marcus Bleasdale, Franco Pagetti Elected To VII Photo Agency
• Travis Dove Wins College Photographer Of The Year
• Iraqi Journalists Encounter Peril to Report for U.S. Media
• Media Photo Boycott Of Cricket Australia Continues Over Credentials, Rights
• David Nielsen, 49
• Associated Press Will Not Cover Australian Cricket In Credential, Rights Dispute
• Photojournalist Chris Usher Wins Lost Images Lawsuit Against Corbis
• News Agencies Set To Boycott Cricket Australia Over Credential, Payment, Dispute
• Scott Highton's Google Lecture On Panoramic VR Is Now Online
• Phoenix Helicopter Photographer's Family Launch Jim Cox Foundation
• Mullady Named NPPA Student Quarterly Clip Contest College POY
• Publishers Ask For Permission To File Briefs In Greenberg v. National Geographic
• Newspapers, IPA, Sue IHSA For Free Press Rights
• Region 3 & Region 7 NPPA Candidates

October 2007

• Photographers On The California Fire Lines
• UPDIG, PLUS Efforts Move Forward
• America's Next Top Fashion Photographer?
• Online Survey Asks About 9/11 Journalists' Health Concerns
• In Phoenix, News Helicopters With Pilot/Reporters Fill The Sky Again
• NYC Easing Off Film Permit Plan That Caused Protest
• 50th Anniversary Flying Short Course: Engage New Media, With Perfected Storytelling
• 50th Annual Flying Short Course Starts Today
• Reflections On PhotoPlus Expo 2007
• NPPA's 50th Anniversary Flying Short Course Takes Off This Week
• 2007 Flying Short Course: Here's Why I'm Going
• Dupont Wins 2007 Eugene Smith Grant In Humanistic Photography
• Register Online Now For Next Week's 50th Anniversary Flying Short Course
• Federal Shield Law Passes House Vote
• Kodak Ends Olympic Sponsorship After Beijing Games
• Flying Short Course Early Registration Discount Extended Through Tuesday
• White House, State Department, Get Petition Calling For Bilal Hussein's Release
• NPPA Urges House Passage Of Free Flow Of Information Act
• Kentucky Newspaper Publishes Four-Year, Six-Part Story Of Addiction
• Dramatic Front Page Pictures War Dead From Fort Lewis
• AP Sues Moreover Technologies And VeriSign For Infringement, Misappropriation
• Friday Services In France For Alexandra Boulat, 45
• WABC-TV NewsChopper7 Pilot Dies In Freak Accident
• Senate Judiciary Committee Passes Federal Shield Law
• French photojournalist Alexandra Boulat, 45
• Don't Miss The 50th Annual Flying Short Course, Register Online Now
• Brooks Photographers Team With Adoption Organizations To Raise Awareness
• Supreme Court Upholds Ruling For Peter Turnley, Harper's Magazine
• WHNPA's "Surviving The Digital Challenge" This Saturday In DC
• Darrell Barton, Still Photographer?
• VII Agency Workshop In Pasadena In November

September 2007

• Sauger Found Guilty, West Not Guilty, In Toledo Trial
• Bay Area Photojournalist Helps Injured Girl With Severed Arm
• Federal Shield Law, Cameras In Court, Make Progress On Capitol Hill
• Japanese Photojournalist Gunned Down In Myanmar Protests
• Gerda Taro: A Life Cut Short, Leaving A Rich Array Of War Photographs
• Getty Images Pledges Revisions to $49 "Web Res" License
• DuCille Named AME/Photography At The Washington Post
• News Photographers Face Trial In Toledo For Covering Nazi Rally
• Michigan Photojournalists Raising Money For New Gillette Scholarship Fund
• Arkansas Group Lacks Authority To Claim High School Sports Photos' Copyright
• Online Registration Opens For NPPA's 50th Annual Flying Short Course
• A Photographer's Legacy Tarnished
• NPPA Launches Online Survey To Identify Members' Priorities, Objectives
• Two Photographers Killed In Florida Helicopter Crash
• Best Use of Photography: 2nd Quarter 2007 Results
• Iowa High School Football Team Photograph A "Shocker"

August 2007

• Nighswander Pays $10K Settlement For Still Possessing Student's Photos
• Women In Photojournalism Conference Shows Speed Of Storytelling Convergence
• Survey Says Traumatic Stress Is An Under-Addressed Problem In Photojournalism
• Women In Photojournalism Conference: Expanding Our Visions
• Advocacy Committee Asks For NFL Vest Experiences
• Photographing Barry Bonds' Record-breaking Home Run
• Chicago Cop Accused Of Destroying Tribune Photographer's Gear
• NPPA Responds To NFL's Vest Policy
• NFL Vests & Logos: President's Letter To Members
• NFL Tells NPPA Their Vest Logos Are "Not Advertising Messages"
• LAPD To Use Police TV, Rather Than Media Training, For Future Major Events
• NYC Film Permit Rules Will Be Redrafted
• Jones, Snider, Elected In Region 8
• NPPA Voices Opposition To NYC Film Permit Rule Changes
• Student Photographer Covers Minnesota Bridge Disaster
• House Judiciary Committee Approves Federal Shield Law

July 2007

• Four Killed In Phoenix When News Choppers Crash
• NYPPA Seeks Support For Ground Zero Journalists With Health Issues
• NFL Maintains Vest Logos Are Small, And Have Been Used Before
• Capitol Hill Report: NPPA Advocacy Goes To Washington
• New Multimedia Project Documents Rick Loomis' War Experience
• Expanding Our Visions: Women In Photojournalism Conference
• NPPA Asks NFL To Reconsider Logos On Vests
• Investigations Launched Into Sheriff's Scuffle With News Crew
• New NFL Vest Rule (With Sponsor Logos) Has Some Seeing Red
• Court Declares Newscast's Use Of Freelance Photo Is Not Fair Use
• Alexandra Boulat Remains In Coma In Paris
• Reuters Says Killed Photographer's Cameras Returned
• ABC News Airs Photojournalist Sean Smith's Exclusive Video, Photos
• Cutting Edge IX In Nashville In September
• TV News Crew Detained At Brush Fire
• Lady Bird Left, Lady Bird Right. Which One's Correct?
• Reuters Photographer, Driver, Killed In Iraq
• Online Surveys Asks About Photojournalists' Traumatic Stress
• New Web Site, Online Petition, Call For Iraqi Photographer's Release
• Washington Post's Joe Elbert Wants To Shoot Again
• Survey Measures Attitudes About News Photo Manipulation
• Survey For TV Freelancers Launches

June 2007

• Top 20 Brooks Photojournalism Print Auction Benefits Student NPPA Chapter
• Winning Student Photojournalist Lehmann Mowed Down The Hearst Competition
• Region 8 Director, Associate Director, Candidates Announced
• Durham Freelance Photojournalist Sues Police
• Call For Entries: Women In Photojournalism Conference Contest
• 2006 Regional Photographers Of The Year Named
• Kendall Named NPPA Photojournalism Summit Chair
• Survey For TV Freelancers Starts In July
• Revenue, Technology, Will Determine Photojournalism’s Online Future
• Chebotayev Print Auction Will Benefit His Survivors
• NPPA Honors, Awards, Presented At Portland Photojournalism Summit
• Photojournalism Ethics: "The Problem Seems To Be A Lot Deeper"
• The Face Of A News Photographer: Larry Crewell

May 2007

• Multimedia Immersion Students Learn Audio, Video, Start Shooting Stories
• Watch What The Multimedia Immersion Bootcamp Created
• NPPA Board Passes $1.6M Annual Budget, Elects National Officers
• Long: "Digital Alteration Is Destroying The Credibility Of Photojournalism"
• NPPA's Photojournalism Summit & Multimedia Immersion Program This Week
• Candidates Named For NPPA National Offices
• Dirck Halstead Receives Missouri Honor Medal
• A Great Speaker Line Up For NPPA's Photojournalism Summit
• 2007 Best Use Of Photography 1st Quarter Results
• Proposed Board Resolutions Available For Review
• TV Photojournalist Loy Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver
• Hertzberg Wins Costa Courtroom Award For The Fourth Time
• NPPA Calls For LAPD Media Relations Training
• Frank R. Beardsley, 81
• National Geographic's First $50K Grant Awarded To Eugene Richards
• Getty Grants Deadline Is May 15
• National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association 2007 Excellence In Journalism Awards
• WpN Confirms Dmitry Chebotayev's Death In Iraq
• Buffett's Big Gift Funds Aspiring Photojournalists
• Charlotte Sun Editor Says Altered Photo On AP Network Was An Honest Mistake
• John Roger Simms, 58, Daytona Beach News-Journal
• Jim Straight Named NPPA's New Executive Director
• Election Winners Announced In Regions 2 & 6

April 2007

• Photojournalists Reflect on Virginia Tech Shootings
• Digital Alteration Of News Photographs Continues
• Apple One-Day Photo Contest For Students Is This Friday
• Frank Johnston To Receive WHNPA Lifetime Achievement Award
• Long, Irby, To Receive Sprague Awards In Portland
• NPPA President's Statement On Toledo's Detrich & Photojournalism Ethics
• New York Times Admits To Publishing Altered Photograph
• Kim's Photos Of Virginia Tech Shooting Carried Fronts Around The World
• Photojournalists Balilty, Byer, Loomis Win Pulitzer Prizes
• Toledo Blade Discovers Dozens Of Doctored Detrich Photos
• Nominations Open For NPPA National Offices
• Blade Sunday Story Will Reveal More Altered Detrich Photos
• Detrich Resigns Over Digitally Altered Page One Photo
• Online Elections Open For Regions 2 & 6
• Detrich Suspended; AP Pulls His Photos From Archive
• Linda Angelle Appointed Resolutions Chair
• Ken Geiger Wins BOP's Magazine Picture Editor Of The Year
• In Ohio, A News Photograph Is Digitally Altered
• Blogger Josh Wolf Released From Prison
• Fisher, McNally, McKoy In Top BOP Picture Editing Winners

March 2007

• Carolyn Cole, Mary Calvert, Lauren Greenfield At NPPA Portland Program
• NFL Owners Change Sideline TV Photographer Ban
• Best Of Photojournalism Judges Make Tough Choices at Ohio University
• McNay's New Student Resource Goes Online
• San Jose Mercury News Wins "Best Use Of The Web" BOP Honors
• Carolyn Cole Wins Photojournalist Of The Year (Large Markets); Cole, Hill, Picked For Best Of Show
• NPPA & NewsU Launch Free Best Of Photojournalism Online Course
• Mary Calvert Wins POY (Small Markets); Sarah Voisin Wins Cliff Edom's "New America Award"
• Carolyn Cole Wins International News Picture Story; Four Other Top BOP Winners Picked
• Winners Picked In Six More Best Of Photojournalism Still Photo Categories
• Louisville Photojournalist Michael Coers, 62
• Donald Miralle, Jr., Wins BOP Sports Photojournalist Of The Year
• Judges Pick Opening Round Winners In Still Photos, Web Sites, In Best Of Photojournalism 2007
• Regions 2 & 6 Set For April Online Elections
• Newark Star Ledger's Tony Kurdzuk Named NSC Photographer Of The Year
• Speakers Named, Online Registration Opens For NPPA Multimedia Immersion Workshop & Photojournalism Summit
• Texas Supreme Court Will Be Live On Streaming Web Video
• Thursday Deadline For Honors & Recognition Nominations
• Steve Deslich Memorial Fund Established
• Stan Kalish Registration Deadline Today
• KMSP-TV's Shilts Is TV POY, KCNC-TV's Shea Named Top Video Editor
• Final Categories Judged, TV Winners Picked In Best Of Photojournalism
• Everett McEwan Wins Spot News; WBFF-TV Wins Team Photography
• McClatchy-Tribune Photo M.E. Steve Deslich Dies
• Jack Zibluk Elected NPPA Vice President
• Solo Video Journalist, News Feature, & Deadline News BOP TV Winners Picked
• Former Star Photographer Killed In Head-On Florida Crash
• Anderson, Hicks, Byer, Byun Win Top POYi Honors
• KGAN-TV Photographer Fired For Urinating In Cemetery, Covering Funeral
• Best Of Photojournalism 2007 Judges Pick Web Video Editing Winners
• Courier & Press Editor J. Bruce Baumann Retires
• Judges Pick Winners In Best Of Photojournalism 2007 Web Video Photo Categories
• More Attempts By Athletic Associations To Curtail Photo Coverage
• TV Photojournalist "Lucky To Be Alive"
• Leiva, Fehder, Win 2007 Alexia Foundation Grants
• Poynter To Host 2006 World Press Photo Exhibit
• "Magnum Front Page" Offers Newspapers A Rare Opportunity
• Best Of Photojournalism 2007 Student TV Contest Winners Named
• Nominations Being Accepted For NPPA's Top Awards, Honors

February 2007

• Regional Elections Postponed Until At Least April
• Gafic, Anderson Awarded Getty Images Editorial Grants
• Women In Photojournalism Concerence Scholarship Offered
• Call For Entries: NPPA's Women In Photojournalism Conference Photo Contest
• Judges Ready To Pick Winners: NPPA's 2007 Best Of Photojournalism Competition
• Los Angeles Times Wins NPPA's 2006 Best Use Of Photography Quarterly Clip Contest
• Best Use Of Photography 2006 4th Quarter Results
• Victor Vaughan Named AP National Photo Editor
• Eric Kayne Wins NPPA Student Quarterly Clip Contest
• Call For Entries: 19th Annual Gordon Parks International Photography Competition
• Baker, Kattar, Win Top WHNPA TV Contest Titles
• Wisconsin High School Athletics, Newspapers, Fight Over Photo Rights
• Spencer Platt Wins World Press Photo Top Honors
• David R. Metz Leaves Canon
• Kalish Workshop Retools Program; Focuses On The Web, Multimedia
• UC Berkeley Journalism Student Wins Dorothea Lange Award
• New Jailhouse Record: Josh Wolf Takes First Place With 169 Days
• Proposed Missouri Law Challenges NFL's TV Sidelines Ban
• In Letter To Dead Soldier's Family, Times Apologizes Over Images
• Last Day To Enter The 2007 Best Of Photojournalism Contest

January 2007

• Photographers Among 7 Awarded Bronze Star
• Three NPPA Vice President Candidates Named
• Robinson-Chavez, Somodevilla, Win Top WHNPA Honors
• Pace Of Downsizing Accelerates
• Enter Now: The 2007 Best Of Photojournalism Competition
• Northern Short Course Online Registration Opens
• Time Inc. Cuts Nearly 300 Jobs
• Reuters Concludes Lebanon Photos Investigation; New Rules, New Oversight
• Nikon Drops Sponsorhip Of NPPA-Nikon Documentary Sabbatical Grant
• January 15 Deadline To Enter Costa Courtroom Contest
• WCAV-TV's Erik Meltzer Wins Yoder Award Grant
• Speakers Named For Wisconsin Convention
• Region 4 Election Results, And Upcoming Elections
• Palestinians Free AFP Photojournalist
• Missing AP Employee Found Shot Dead In Baghdad
• NPPA Vice President Scott Utterback Resigns
• AFP Photojournalist Still Missing In Gaza
• RTNDA's Noreen Welle, 57
• Best Of Photojournalism 2007 Now Open For Entries
• Newspaper Closings, Buyouts, Layoffs, And The Future

December 2006

• 2007 Kentucky Seminar And Contest In January
• Shield Law Controversy Entering A New Year
• New Rules, Guidelines, Released For NPPA's 2007 Best Of Photojournalism
• WJLA-TV's Gordon Davis Hit By Car, Killed
• NPPA 2007 Photojournalism Summit To Host Four-Day Multimedia Program
• NPPA Life Member Howard Ramaley, 84
• Cutting Edge Opens To All Editors
• McColl, Reese, Reelected In Region 10
• AP TV Photojournalist Shot Dead In Iraq
• Best Use Of Photography 2006 3rd Quarter Results
• K. Kenneth Paik, 66
• Online Voting Open For Region 4 Candidates

November 2006

• 2007 TV Contest Rule Changes And Additions Announced
• Region 4 Elections Will Run Through December
• Register Now For The 2007 NPPA NewsVideo Workshop
• UPDIG Version 2.0 Gains Support
• Photographic Tribes At PhotoPlus Expo Pledge To Cooperate On Pressing Issues
• Kidnapped Italian Photojournalist Gabriele Torsello Released
• Vote Online Now For Region 10 Director, Associate Director
• NPPA Launches Online Monthly Multimedia Contest
• Italians Say Negotiations Continue For Torsello's Release

October 2006

• Gabrielle Torsello's Fate Unknown
• Plea To Free Italian Photographer
• Todd Heisler Moves To New York Times
• Pelligrin, Kuwayama, Win Smith Awards
• Italy Says Negotiations For Torsello's Release Continue
• Kidnapped AP Photographer Freed In Gaza
• Iraq Dispatch: Birthday, Groundhog Day, It's All The Same
• Negotiations For Torsello's Release Continue
• Flying Short Course: Evolving Newspapers, Push For Video
• Flying Short Course Lands In North Little Rock
• Gunmen Say They Will Kill Photojournalist Monday Unless Demands Met
• Flying Short Course Kicks Off In Philly
• Paris L. Gray, 44
• Oestervang Wins 2006 Gordon Parks Photography Competition
• Kidnapped ZUMA Photojournalist Says He's Okay
• Ohio University Student Sues Again Over Nude Photos
• Only Region 10 Fills Slate For November Elections
• Flying Short Course Takes Off This Week
• Marines Encase Flag From Rosenthal's Famous Photo
• NPPA Launches New National Monthly Multimedia Contest
• 2006 Flying Short Course Online Registration Now Available
• NPPA Announces Partnership With Digital Railroad
• Iraq Dispatch: It's An NPPA World, After All

September 2006

• "Orphan Works" Bill Dies In Committee
• A Letter From Paris: John G. Morris Remembers Perpignan
• Photojournalist Cathy Clarke Seriously Injured In Crash
• James Nachtwey Wins $250,000 Heinz Award
• Michigan Legislation Would Prevent Sideline Ban In Public Funded Stadiums
• Josh Wolf Is Back In Prison
• Wolf Gets Two More Days Of Freedom Before Prison
• NPPA Decries Violence Against Journalists In Africa
• Bail Revoked: Freelance Video Photojournalist Josh Wolf Ordered Back To Jail
• Women In Photojournalism Conference "Lived The Moment"
• Women In Photojournalism Conference Opens In St. Louis
• Marine Corps Ceremony Honors Joseph J. Rosenthal, 94
• Register Online For The 2006 Flying Short Course
• Heisler, Schwarz, de Viguerie Win At Perpignan
• National Geographic Launches $50K Annual Photo Grant
• Major Photo Exhibit In China Marks Contact's 30th Anniversary
• Best Use Of Photography 2006 Q2 Clip Contest Results
• 2006 Women In Photojournalism Conference Ready To Launch
• Journalist Josh Wolf Released After Month In Jail
• NPPA Retains First Amendment Attorney
• Dallas Morning News Photo Director Snyder Takes Belo Buy-Out

August 2006

• NPPA Even-Numbered Regional Elections Upcoming In November
• NPPA Women In Photojournalism Conference Ready To Launch
• JonBenet: Copyright, Fair Use, And Public Domain
• NPPA's 2006 Flying Short Course
• Seattle Photojournalist Dean Rutz Returns To Work
• Funeral Saturday for Joe Rosenthal, 94
• Perspectives: A Photojournalist's Worst Nightmare
• Online Survey Measures Attitudes About Photo Manipulation
• NPPA's First Amendment Attorney Named Gannett Senior VP, General Counsel
• Federal Judge Says Reporters Must Testify, Name Sources
• VII Hosts One-Day New York Seminar In September
• Minnesota Vikings Ban Photographing Injured Players At Practice
• Donations Pour In For Times-Picayune Photojournalist McCusker
• Dallas Morning News To Cut 85 Newsroom Jobs
• Susan Meiselas Joins Women In Photojournalism Speakers
• NYCLU Sues NYPD For Harassing, Detaining Photographers
• Times-Picayune Photojournalist Arrested After Chase
• Reuters Apologizes Over Altered Lebanon War Photographs
• NPPA Leads Protest Against Jailing Of Videographer
• Videographer's Jailing, Court Rulings, Exemplify Need For Federal Shield Law
• NPPA Job Announcement: Executive Director
• A Question Of Truth: Photojournalism And Visual Ethics
• "Living The Moment" At NPPA's Women In Photojournalism Conference
• 100 Years Of Photojournalism: Gilka & McDougall

July 2006

• Proposed TV Coverage Of U.S. Supreme Court Supported
• A Call To Action On Orphan Works
• NPPA Releases New Ethics DVD
• Gilka & McDougall: 100 Years Of Photojournalism
• Police Search Anchorage Newspaper for Photos
• Vietnam War Photojournalist Catherine Leroy, 60
• Cameras Now Covering Some Indiana Courts
• Photojournalist Mpozi Mshale Tolbert, 34
• Letter To Members From NPPA's President

June 2006

• NPPA Member George Petroccione, 59
• NPPA Honors, Awards, Presented At 60th Anniversary Dinner
• NPPA's 60th Anniversary Photo Summit Looks At Past, Future
• Photojournalist Martin Adler Shot Dead In Somalia
• NPPA Board Elects New Officers, Passes $1.53M Annual Budget
• Cost Of Copyright Going Up
• NPPA's 60th Birthday: Celebrate At The Photojournalism Summit
• "Living The Moment" At NPPA's Women In Photojournalism Conference
• New York Makes Progress In Cameras In Court
• Ed Kashi Released In Nigeria
• Karen Pulfer Focht Wins Top Casey Honors
• Anita Baca Appointed Diversity Committee Chair
• NPPA Executive Director Search Committee Launched
• Rick Shaw Named POYi Director At Missouri
• NPPA's 60 Years: Celebrate Past, Future, At Photojournalism Summit
• Master Of The Portrait, Arnold Newman, 88
• War, And Peace: Robert Capa, 62 Years After D-Day
• Seth Gitner Elected New Chapters Board Rep
• NPPA Charter & Life Member Hugh Morton, 85
• KVUE-TV Satellite Truck Crew Trapped By Power Lines; No One Injured
• Deadline June 15 For Getty Images Editorial Grants

May 2006

• Indiana TV Photojournalist Leonard Judd, 55
• Elliott Erwitt's "Personal Best" One Of Perpignan's 30 Exhibits
• AP Photojournalist Niedringhaus Named Harvard Nieman Fellow
• National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Excellence In Journalism Awards
• Houston Legend Jack Cato, 70
• CBS News Photojournalist, Soundman, Killed In Iraq Car Bombing
• NPPA Executive Director Greg Garneau Retires
• Best Use Of Photography 2006 Q1 Clip Contest Results
• Bob Brandon, Clyde Mueller, To Receive Sprague Awards In Tampa
• Former NPPA President William Strode, 69
• Brooks Student Chapter Launches "Week In Pictures" Exhibit, Auction
• New Jersey Surveillance Bill Pulled Back
• Cameras Going To Court In Indiana
• Eddie Adams Barnstorm XIX Deadline Near
• Two-Person News Crews Exempt From National Parks Location Fees
• NPPA's 60 Years: Celebrate In Tampa At The Summit
• First Photo "Shoot Out" At The Summit

April 2006

• Columbia Tribune Turns Over All Unpublished Photos In Lawsuit
• Missouri Judges Rules Photos Must Be Turned Over
• Candidates Named For NPPA National Offices
• No Court Decision On Request For Unpublished Photos In Football Player's Death
• NPPA Charter Member June Glenn Jr., 84
• Photojournalist Dean Rutz Remembers What Happened
• National Parks Will Charge Photographers "Location Fees"
• Television's Don Fitzpatrick, 56
• Chris Hondros Wins Robert Capa Gold Medal Award
• Dallas Morning News, Todd Heisler's "Final Salute," Win Photo Pulitzer Prizes
• Eugene Richards Joins VII Photo Agency
• Missouri Court Hearing Set To Consider Turnover Of Unpublished Isaacson Photos
• Best Of Photojournalism 2006 Best Use Of Photography, Picture Editing Winners
• Perspectives: Pure Speculation & Springtime Leaks, Who's Going To Win The Pulitzers?
• Linda Angelle Named NPPA Resolutions Chairperson
• Magnum Photos Offers Inge Morath Award
• NPPA To NFL's Tagliabue, Owners: "Extreme Disappointment"
• Jeremy Lock Is Military Photographer Of The Year
• Gilka Receives Alexia Foundation Lifetime Award
• Hertzberg First Three-Time Costa Courtroom Photo Award Winner
• Kayne Leads Q2 Student Clip Contest
• Memorial Service Sunday For Thomas James Abercrombie, 75
• Supreme Court Doesn't Want TV, Radio, Coverage
• Calling All Cars: Photography Is Still Legal
• Deanne Fitzmaurice Joins NPPA Best Of Photojournalism Committee
• Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Bills To Bring Cameras Into Federal Courts

March 2006

• Smith "Fired" From Pilot Over Scalia Photo
• NPPA Taking Nominations For Honors & Recognition
• NFL Removes Local TV Affiliates From Game Sidelines
• Katzenbergs Donate $265,000 To BU's Photojournalism Program
• Lawyers Want Unpublished Photos Of Dead Football Player's Collapse
• Nickerson Benefit Auction Raised More Than $50K
• TV NewsVideo Workshop Offered Critiques
• July Deadline For W. Eugene Smith Grant Applications
• Guttenfelder & Meltzer Named NPPA's BOP Photojournalists Of The Year
• Winter Wins Cliff Edom's New America Award
• Love, One Print At A Time
• Wounded Photojournalist Morris Flies Back To U.S.A.
• Seattle Photojournalist Phil Webber, 67
• MTA To Remind Cops: Photography Is Not Prohibited
• Perspectives: Gordon Parks, 1912-2006
• NCAA Tells Sportsshooter.com It Does Not Violate Restrictions
• Perspectives: First Kodachrome, And Now My Nikon
• Perspectives: Birmingham's Forgotten Pictures Raise Deeper Questions
• FIFA Backs Down On World Cup Media Restrictions
• Heist Is TV Photographer of the Year, Hanson Is Editor of the Year
• Davidson, Dezso, Are Missouri's POYi Top Winners
• BOP Television Judges Pick Documentary, General News, Deadline News Winners
• BOP TV Judges Pick Sports, Spot News, News Feature Winners
• Los Angeles Times Wins NPPA's 2005 Best Use Of Photography Quarterly Clip Contest
• Best Use Of Photography 4th Quarter Clip Contest Results
• Ashburn, Testa, Awarded Getty Editorial Grants
• Max Bittle Wins NPPA Student Clip Contest
• Snider's "Distant Echoes" Featured On Google's Video Blog
• McLoughlin, Zibluk, Win Region 1 & 7 Special Elections

February 2006

• NPPA's 2006 Best Of Photojournalism: Ready To Pick Winners
• NPPA Objects To "Orphan Works" Copyright Proposal
• AP and LPGA Reach Credential Agreement For Fields Open
• NPPA Supports AP's Decision To Dispute LPGA Golf Credentials
• UNC Bootcamp Teaches Multimedia Storytelling Skills
• Southwestern Photojournalism Conference Opens March 3
• Robert Frank To Judge Honickman First Book Prize In Photography
• Global Online Editing Now Open In Largest NPPA BOP Contest
• ASMP Announces 2006 Summer Grants
• Pham, de Laubenfels, Named Poynter Ethics Fellows
• Elizabeth Neuffer Fellowship Deadline Is March 31
• February 10 Was Deadline For Best Of Photojournalism
• Finbarr O'Reilly Of Reuters Wins World Press Photo
• 2006 Southern Short Course Will Be In Spartanburg, SC
• WHNPA TV Members Can Now Compete In NPPA's TVQECC
• 18th Annual Gordon Parks Photo Contest
• OSI Announces Katrina Media Fellowships
• Memorial Service Planned For Larry Davis, 61
• Covering Katrina's Victims Led To Operation Photo Rescue
• Steven R. Nickerson: As Rare As Hen's Teeth
• John Francis Ficara's "Black Farmers In America" Now An Exhibit, Book
• Online Ethics Survey Benefits Blackburn NPPA Scholarship Fund
• Call For Entries: NPPA Women In Photojournalism Conference Photo Contest
• Andrea Bruce, Carol T. Powers, Win Top WHNPA 2006 Honors
• Deadline April 1 For Yarka Vendrinska Scholarship
• Online Elections End Tonight For Regions 1 & 7

January 2006

• Doug Vogt, Bob Woodruff Are Back In States, In Navy Hospital
• Adriana Lopez Sanfeliu Wins 2006 NPPA-Nikon Sabbatical Grant
• ABC's Doug Vogt, Bob Woodruff, Seriously Injured In Iraqi Bombing
• NCAA Meeting To Consider Use Of Athletes' Photos Online
• McDonogh, Cook, Win Top Kentucky POY Honors
• NPPA Member Tony Ranze, 44
• Photojournalist Larry Davis Dies In Seattle
• Dai Baker, Travis Fox, Top WHNPA TV Winners
• Nikon's Michael "Mike" Phillips, 60
• ASMP Announces Spring 2006 Grant Winners
• Contracts Of Adhesion: Photographers Beware
• Entry Deadline For Payne Journalism Ethics Awards
• Photojournalist Todd Maisel & The Sago Coal Mine Disaster
• VII Photo Agency Announces West Coast Seminar
• Nikon To Concentrate On Digital Cameras, Drops Film Bodies
• Mercury News Loses Attempt To Dismiss "Fair Use" Suit
• New York City Sued Over Filmmaker's Right To Photograph
• NPPA Charter Member Maurice Johnson, 86
• Changes In This Year's Best Of Photojournalism Competition
• KNPA Seminar & POY Contest On January 20, 21
• Deadline For The Joseph Costa Award For Courtroom Photography
• Bay Area Photojournalist Bob McLeod, 59
• NJ Photographer Donald L. "Don" Davidson, 76
• Best Of Photojournalism 2006 Now Accepting Entries
• New Jersey Transit Corp. Withdraws Proposed Photo Ban

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