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The New York Press Association exists to help news media companies across New York State meet the needs of their communities by serving as the most authentic sources of information available.
The New York Press Association (NYPA) was founded September 8, 1853 to help publishers of small newspapers meet the needs of their communities more effectively by providing better information for their readers.
The New York Press Association (NYPA) is a member organization of newspapers in New York State.
The New York Press Association holds the country’s largest newspaper training conference every spring. The conference features recognized leaders as seminar speakers to conduct more than 60 educational sessions on the subjects that are important to community newspaper personnel.
As fellow members representing more than 700 newspapers published across New York, we appreciate the networking opportunities provided by New York’s dynamic, growing newspaper industry. To become a member, contact us today.
NEW YORK PRESS ASSOCIATION INC is a civic & social organization company based out of 621 COLUMBIA ST EXT, Cohoes, New York, United States. We're devoted to supporting local...
Since 1930, NYPA members have competed on a statewide basis against their peers in the annual Better Newspaper Contest. The contest is designed to measure papers of similar size against one another in categories such as news, photography, and advertising.
