AAN News
What the Faux's Up With Faux Alts?
Wells Dunbar |
06-17-2005 11:01 am |
Association News
New-look Boston Phoenix Rises From Ashes of Old Designnew
Boston Herald |
06-16-2005 1:19 pm |
Industry News
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Phoenix Redesign Targets Young Audiencenew
Boston Globe |
06-16-2005 1:18 pm |
Industry News
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Boston's Weekly Dig Introduces "Virtual Wingman" Service
06-16-2005 11:48 am |
Press Releases
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Award-Winning Minneapolis Star Tribune Joins ZUMA
06-16-2005 12:22 am |
Press Releases
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Jury Rules Against High Plains Reader Publishernew
Neither John Strand nor county officials in North Dakota's Cass County will collect damages they claimed were due, reports In-Forum. The verdict followed five days of testimony. Of the trial, an In-Forum editorial says, "If a winner has to be tagged, we give it to the citizen who values the right to petition, criticize and argue with government without fear of being silenced by a punitive and petty lawsuit."
In-Forum |
06-15-2005 11:50 am |
Industry News
This Week in San Diego, AAN Members to Focus on What's Next
With growing competition from large media conglomerates, and with the Internet rapidly reshaping markets and media-consumption habits, alternative newspapers know they must change to remain competitive. But how? What's next in alt-weekly publishing? When AAN's annual convention gets underway on Thursday, June 16, programming will address such questions.
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AAN Staff |
06-15-2005 10:08 am |
Association News
Supreme Court Won't Overturn Ruling in Observer Libel Casenew
Associated Press |
06-15-2005 11:58 am |
Legal News
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San Diego Reader Publisher Backs Pro-Life Initiativenew
Sacramento News & Review |
06-15-2005 11:38 am |
Industry News
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Goldman Sachs Says Classifieds Remains a Challengenew
Editor & Publisher |
06-14-2005 3:38 am |
Industry News
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'Auto Trader' TV Campaign Taking on Papers By Namenew
Editor & Publisher |
06-14-2005 3:36 am |
Industry News
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Diversity Internship Recipients Bring Artistic Ambition to Alt-Weeklies
Thabi Moyo and Doron Monk Flake (pictured) won AAN's winter/spring 2005 Diversity Internship grants. Moyo, an aspiring cinematographer and photojournalist, recently completed her internship at Jackson Free Press; while Flake, lead singer of a rock band, covered arts and news for New Haven Advocate.
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Joy Howard |
06-13-2005 6:03 pm |
Association News
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11 Candidates Running for Election to AAN Board
Current AAN Vice President and Membership Chair Kenneth Neill (pictured) is running for President, and several other seats are up for grabs. Voting will take place on Saturday, June 18, during the annual meeting on the final day of this year's convention. AAN News has put together this voting guide to help members get acquainted with the candidates.
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AAN Staff |
06-09-2005 5:53 pm |
Association News
High Plains Reader Publisher Testifies Against Local Officialsnew
As previously reported by AAN News, John Strand sued North Dakota's Cass County in February 2003, which resulted in a temporary restraining order that halted demolition of an old jail. The county countersued for $39,000, the amount of damages attributed to the delay. On Monday, Strand took the stand for about 35 minutes, reports In-Forum. His attorneys argue that the countersuit is the county's attempt to intimidate Strand for his activism. (High Plains Reader is applying for membership to AAN.)
In-Forum |
06-08-2005 10:48 am |
Industry News
