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USPS announces new rates for July 2026
Apr 9, 2026
Details for Periodicals from the filing are pictured.
NNA supports Keep US Posted letter to Chairman Sessions and Ranking Member Mfume
Apr 8, 2026
At a hearing last month, Government Operations Subcommittee Chairman Pete Sessions (R-Texas) and Ranking Member Kweisi Mfume (D-Maryland) indicated that they would be moving forward on bipartisan legislation ...
Paxton questions Steiner about cost-cutting
Apr 1, 2026
At the Mailers Technical Advisory Committee meeting on March 24 ...
A column is a wide-open area that gives tremendous latitude to attract readers
Mar 1, 2026
Here are some thoughts on content generation after a 41-year career as a newspaper publisher.
Small town, big headlines: The (real) Paper is beating the odds
Mar 1, 2026
By now, many people have heard about “The Paper,” a mockumentary sitcom depicting a fictional newspaper in Toledo that has fallen on hard times and is struggling to reinvent itself. The ...
What the USPS considers advertising content
Mar 1, 2026
In keeping with this month’s Pub Aux theme, I’m going to discuss what content the Postal Service considers to be advertising for the purpose of computing postal rates on out-of-county Periodical ...
Special Sessions: Mail Entry
Feb 26, 2026
Special Sessions: Mail Entry covers everything mail entry, including exceptional delivery and overnight drop.
Free Lenfest Institute advisory service open to NNA members
Feb 5, 2026
How can America’s newspapers pursue philanthropy?
Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes
Feb 1, 2026
Several changes are coming to the U.S. Postal Service in 2026 that will affect you as a Periodical mailer. Some could cost you more money; some might actually save you some money.
