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The 2020 Economic Impact Report reveals that our industry’s statewide economic impact is $1.3 billion. The newly released analysis also shows that the Pennsylvania newspaper industry generates nearly 10,000 jobs and has a state and local tax impact of $51.8 million.
PNA commissioned original research from the experts at Parker Philips Inc. to measure all the ways that newspapers contribute to the Pennsylvania economy. The report is the result of the first comprehensive economic study undertaken by PNA to detail the significant impact of newspapers in Pennsylvania.
Distributed to all members of the state Legislature and other government officials, the report shows people that our industry is consistently strong, with taxpayers turning to newspapers during COVID more than other mediums; our combined print and digital readership is large; and we have a significant impact on the communities we serve.
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National Newspaper Week
PNA will host the 2021 edition of Day on the Hill from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 5, at the Pennsylvania State Capitol in Harrisburg. Plan to attend this all-important event and advocate on behalf of a Pennsylvania newspaper industry that contributed $1.3 billion to the state economy last year alone.
Training
Learn from your peers! Staff writers at The Times-Tribune, Scranton, share tried and true suggestions for making the most of digital and data tools.
If you’re a reporter or editor looking to streamline tasks while writing and editing valuable stories for your local community, this session is for you!
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