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Radio Television Digital News Association Debuts New Look


RTDNA
RTDNA

RTDNA debuts an updated look and feel that it says reflects both the association's origins and its continuing mission as a hub for innovators in broadcast and digital news. The members of RTDNA have been on the forefront of news standards and technology since the association's founding in 1946 as the National Association of Radio News Editors. First created to support professionals in the relatively new field of radio news, the association has advanced broadcast and digital news for nearly 75 years.

"RTDNA is proud to be a community and resource for more members than at any point in our modern history," said Executive Director Dan Shelley. "At a time when journalism is under threat, our members continually demonstrate that they are leaders and innovators working every day to better each other, the industry and their communities across the country through responsible local journalism."

RTDNA says the updated logo for the association and its sister foundation "evoke the symbols of traditional broadcast and reflect modern digital technologies, representing the industry's and organizations' evolution and creating a sense of forward movement. This new imagery signifies the association and foundation's continuing commitment to pushing the broadcast and digital news industry forward through training, advocacy and honors."

Over the next year, RTDNA members can expect to find new and updated resources on RTDNA.org, expanded in-person and online training opportunities and a redesigned curriculum at the annual conference.

RTDNA's expanded in-person training this year will include several safety and security training programs for journalists, including prior to the DNC and the RNC, produced in partnership with the National Press Photographers Association and the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press. The programs address working in areas of conflict, staying safe in the field and online, keeping your equipment safe and knowing your rights.

Additionally, it will hold the 3rd Anchor and Producer Leadership Summit, July 20-22 at Loyola University Chicago and Excellence in Journalism 2020, September 10-12 in Washington, DC. Registration opens March 23.

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