Alt-weekly editors and reporters share their favorite (and least favorite) stories from 2013.
The 2014 AAN Digital Conference will take place Jan. 23 through 25 at the Argonaut Hotel in San Francisco, where members of the alternative news media will gather with the top minds in tech and marketing for two-and-a-half days of hands-on learning and networking.
Oklahoma City metro native Jennifer Palmer Chancellor joined Oklahoma Gazette as its editor-in-chief in August.
In selecting Seven Days as the winner of the General Excellence award among nondaily Vermont newspapers, judges wrote: "Kudos to the New Yorker of the North."
Monterey County Weekly had been seeking documents in the case of Father Edward Fitz-Henry, a Catholic priest suspended amidst allegations he molested a teenage parishioner in Salinas, Calif. and may have abused other young boys decades ago.
Is viral content killing fact-checking? What time does the Facebook algorithm change start? And why one editor wants you to stop glorifying "long-form."
Chris Faraone's recently released eBook, I Killed Breitbart, offers a robust and descriptive portrait of America's most loathsome creeps and ideologues.
Media news you may have missed this week.
Willamette Week's Give!Guide, now in its 10th year, aims to encourage the giving habit in readers under the age of 36.
VMG executive associate editor Andy Van De Voorde has selected fifteen of the best longform stories to appear in Voice Media Group papers this year.
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