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RSVP for March 11 Luncheon: “Pressed to Kill: Inside Newspapers’ Worst Mass Murder” If you haven’t yet made a reservation for lunch on March 11 at the Naples Hilton, now is the time! You won’t want to miss…
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Most people think of catching a sexual predator as lying in wait for someone to walk through a door in anticipation of a good time. It is that. But for Lt. Wade Williams of the Collier County Sheriff’s…
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Press Club board member Tom Marquardt has written a book you’ll probably want to read. Before you do, however, hear Tom give a compelling account of what the book is about at the upcoming March 11 press club…
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We value your membership in the Press Club of Southwest Florida and encourage you to renew your membership by paying your 2025 dues, which were due Jan. 31, 2025. Club dues are still one of the best bargains…
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When watching local television in Southwest Florida, it’s impossible to miss the relentless stream of personal injury lawyers advertising their services. It’s safe to estimate that about 20 lawyers and law firms regularly promote themselves through local TV…
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RSVP for Feb. 11 Luncheon: Spotlight on Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation If you haven’t yet reserved your spot for lunch on Feb. 11 at Seasons 52, now is the time! Join us for a timely and insightful…
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The public’s loss of trust in journalism stems partly from the deep ideological divisions within the United States. Another significant factor is the damage media organizations have inflicted on themselves. Three defamation cases illustrate how lapses in journalistic…
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Please join us Tuesday, Feb. 11, for a luncheon meeting featuring speaker Lt. Wade Williams, a member of the Southwest Florida Inter-Agency Child Exploitation and Persons Trafficking Task Force (INTERCEPT Task Force). This partnership brings together federal, state,…
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The journalism industry faces significant challenges. Across platforms, journalism remains dependent mainly on advertisers—a relationship that can be both a blessing and a curse. Despite the tension, advertising and journalism often coexist. Advertisers, particularly in broadcasting, seek exposure…
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