AAN News
Publishing Duo Help Lead Worcester Magazine
Co-associate publishers at Worcester Magazine are taking the pressure off owner-publisher Allen Fletcher as the parent company grows. Kathleen Real and Betsy Abeles-Kravitz, both seasoned alt-pub editors, continue to work with former publisher Peter Stanton, who’s now the parent company’s COO.
(FULL STORY)
Matt Pulle |
09-20-2001 7:00 am |
Industry News
Academy Recruits Minority Journalists
Training ground for the alternative press
(FULL STORY)
Keith Pandolfi |
09-20-2001 6:35 am |
Association News
DiamondSoft Signs Modulo as Global Distributor
09-19-2001 10:34 am |
Press Releases
Tags: Modulo Systems
Metro Times Seeks New Editor
Larry Gabriel says he left Detroit's Metro Times because he was burned out and wanted to concentrate on writing. W. Kim Heron is acting editor. Gabriel's departure leaves a gap in the thin ranks of African-American editorial staff at AAN papers.
(FULL STORY)
Dann McDorman |
09-18-2001 7:46 am |
Industry News
New York Arab-Americans Caught in the Middlenew
Witnessing the destruction of the World Trade Center and hearing the news reports linking the tragedy to Arab terrorism, Arab-Americans feel like they're "caught between the horse and the horseshoe," The Village Voice reports.
Village Voice |
09-18-2001 8:13 am |
Industry News
Tags: Editorial, The Village Voice
New Times Board Member a Victim on Hijacked Flightnew
Dave Retik of Boston-based venture capital firm Alta Communications Partners and a colleague were headed for Los Angeles on a business trip when American Airlines Flight 11 sliced into the World Trade Center. ''He was incredibly smart. He was incredibly funny. I never saw anyone travel like he did or work as much as he did,'' New Times CEO Jim Larkin tells The Boston Globe about his financial partner. ''We miss him terribly.''
The Boston Globe |
09-17-2001 10:49 am |
Industry News
Terrorism Shuts Down Starbucksnew
In light of this week's horrendous events, a double latte may seem a small thing. Nevertheless, coast to coast, Starbucks shut down so employees could go home to be with families and friends and then patted itself on the back for it in a “mawkish press release,” Dan Savage reports in The Stranger.
The Stranger |
09-14-2001 9:30 am |
Industry News
Tags: Editorial
An Alternative View of the Terrorist Attacks
From coast to coast newspapers and
broadcasters have expressed their
horror and outrage after the
terrorist attacks on Washington and New
York. AAN members are no
exception. Here is a sampling of
alternative newsweekly opinion.
(FULL STORY)
AAN Staff |
09-14-2001 8:06 am |
Industry News
Tags: Editorial
