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Style Weekly Photographers Show Works to Art Crowd

Staff Photographers Scott Elmquist and Stephen Salpukas assembled 32 pictures for their "Hidden Richmond" exhibition at a local gallery. Richmond.com critic K.B. Basseches, who gives the work a positive review, notes that the exhibition was extremely successful in selling the two photogs' works.

05-18-2006 6:47 am | Industry News

Tags: Style Weekly

Former Voice Writer Ridgeway Will Head Mother Jones' DC Bureaunew

Romenesko Misc. | 05-18-2006 12:45 pm | Industry News

Tags: Editorial, James Ridgeway

BMW Launches National Campaign to Drive Pre-Owned Salesnew

Brandweek | 05-18-2006 7:56 am | Industry News

Tags: Classified Advertising, Retail Advertising

Auto Ad Spending Dips in First Quarternew

Brandweek | 05-18-2006 7:54 am | Industry News

Tags: Classified Advertising, Retail Advertising

Marketers Rediscover Green Marketingnew

Marketing Daily | 05-18-2006 7:50 am | Industry News

Tags: Marketing, Retail Advertising

Pheedo: Most Consumers Read Feeds at Aggregator Levelnew

Online Media Daily (reg. req.) | 05-18-2006 7:45 am | Industry News

Tags: Classified Advertising, Editorial, Electronic Publishing, Management, Marketing, Retail Advertising

AP's AdSEND is Going Localnew

Editor & Publisher | 05-18-2006 7:35 am | Industry News

Tags: Design & Production, Electronic Publishing, Retail Advertising

LEO Founder Wins Primary for House of Representatives Seatnew

John Yarmuth captured 54 percent of the vote and will face Republican incumbent Anne Northup for Kentucky's 3rd District seat in the fall, The Courier-Journal reports. Yarmuth sold the Louisville Eccentric Observer in 2003, but he continued writing a political column for the weekly until he announced his candidacy in January. Northup's campaign chairman called Yarmuth's victory "very underwhelming" and said that Yarmuth "may represent the majority view of that offbeat newspaper of his, The LEO, but it is a certain fact he doesn't represent the majority view of the voters in Jefferson County." Yarmuth, in his victory speech, said that he "welcome[s] a contest which pits [Northup's] perspective on the way the world works and mine."

The Courier-Journal | 05-17-2006 8:31 am | Industry News

Tags: Editorial, Management, LEO Weekly, John Yarmuth