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Help create a comprehensive source of up-to-the-minute news and commentary on "Super Tuesday." The New England News Forum (NENF) has joined a national experiment to test creation of an instant news sharing network, asking its members, bloggers and supporters to contribute links about the Connecticut and Massachusetts primaries. From now through the end of the week, anyone can join the experiment by registering through the NENF:

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This is a pre-event story. For a story reporting on the event itself, go HERE.

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HAMDEN, Conn. – Public officials, journalists, researchers and an executive  assessed the impact and reporting of casino gambling on New England -- the experience in Connecticut and the promise in Massachusetts -- during a free, public symposium on Tuesday, March 11, hosted by Quinnipiac University and co-sponsored by the Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling.

Fewer than one fifth of Americans believe the news reporting of the media, and Fox News is the highest rated network for accuracy, according to a new Sacred Heart University poll released by the Connecticut school. DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT (MSWORD) or (PDF)

A roundup of links to news and commentary on the New Hampshire primary and its aftermath.

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Find on this page RSS feeds and links to useful resources for journalists -- professional and citizen -- from around New England. Send suggestions for added links or fees to mail@newenglandnews.org.

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The New England News Forum invites nominations from its members for appointment of "blogger coordinator" for each of our six states. The blogger coordinator will have significant latitude in defining the scope of the role.

An initial scope may be found HERE.

MANCHESTER, N.H. -- Key political operatives, bloggers, academics and media figures from New Hampshire gathered on Dec. 6 to debate how the Internet is affecting New Hampshire's presidential primary. (READ WHAT PARTICIPANTS SAID) / (LISTEN TO AUDIO) /
(STREAM VIDEO) / (VIEW PHOTOS)) / (WHO ATTENDED) / (UNPRESS HOMEPAGE)

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HOW IS THE INTERNET CHANGING THE N.H. PRIMARY?
SCHOOLS, FOUNDATION CO-SPONSOR N.E. NEWS FORUM EVENT

MANCHESTER, N.H. -- Key political operatives, bloggers, academics and media figures from New Hampshire will gather on Thursday to reveal how the Internet is affecting the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Members of the board of the New England Society of Newspaper Editors met for approximately 90 minutes on Friday, Nov. 17, 2006, at the Parker House in Boston with organizers of the New England News Forum. They discussed the forum's project plans and explained how their papers handle public complaints. download an MP3 audio file of the discussion (43 megabytes), click below:

http://dbs.hosting.crocker.com/wiki/files/nesn-nenf-11-17-06.mp3

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CHECK WHO'S COMING

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REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED

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HOW IS THE INTERNET CHANGING THE N.H. PRIMARY?
SCHOOLS, FOUNDATION CO-SPONSOR N.E. NEWS FORUM EVENT

MANCHESTER, N.H. -- Key political operatives, bloggers, academics and media figures from New Hampshire will gather on Thursday to reveal how the Internet is affecting the New Hampshire presidential primary.