News Archive

The NPPA joins the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) to object to what could be an upcoming move by the U.S. Senate Rules Committee that would make it more difficult for broadcast and other reporters to question senators about public policy in the U.S. Capitol.

Chad Nelson of KARE is the first photojournalist to win both the Photographer of the Year and the Editor of the Year titles in the NPPA Best of Photojournalism Video competition.

NPPA and other media groups call for the release if French photographer Mathias Depardon who is being held in Turkey

The NPPA Multimedia Immersion workshop is continuing a tradition this week of training professionals of all skill levels in video storytelling. In its eleventh year, the workshop features lessons from a staff of professionals on the latest video editing software and hardware.

Lauire Skrivan and Daniella Zalcman have won photography awards in the 2017 Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Awards.

NPPA President Melissa Lyttle looks at the transgressions of photographer Souvid Datta and what it means for ethical photojournalism

Getty photographer Mario Tama covered the communities around the venues during the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

The National Press Photographer's Association responds to reports of doctored photos by Souvid Datta

NPPA joins press organizations to pledge to strengthen journalism community in World Press Freedom Day statement

Barbara Davidson leaves a staff position with the Los Angeles Times because she wants to control the copyrights of her work.