Six new employees have joined the staff at Seven Days over the past few months. The new hires include two staff writers, a marketing and events manager, a production manager, a designer and a sales assistant.
Join AAN and the Sunlight Foundation for a webinar demonstrating its tools for following the vast amounts of free-flowing money influencing the 2012 election.
From the Village Voice in 1981 to The Stranger in 2012, a brief history of alt-weekly Pulitzer Prize winners.
Jennifer Hopper, whose horrific experience was recounted in Eli Sanders' Pulitzer-winning feature story, visited the office of The Stranger yesterday after the award was announced.
L.A. Weekly has hired former Creative Loafing (Atlanta) food editor Besha Rodell as food critic and promoted food blog editor Amy Scattergood to food editor.
Sanders is the first alt-weekly writer to win a Pulitzer since Jonathan Gold in 2007.
Part 2 in a series of guest posts by the staff of Metro Times leading up to AAN's 2012 Annual Convention in Detroit.
Last month's Pew numbers are worse than you think; David Carr finds the answer to newspapers' business dilemma; the reporter who got fired before he was hired; and how copy editors are destroying America's newspapers.
The Long Island Press has crossed mediums to produce a video-short that explains the role commodities speculators play in the price at the pump. The video is written and hosted by publisher Jed Morey who writes frequently on the topic.
AAN's Diversity Committee has compiled a 3-page list of tips on fostering diversity and inclusion within the alternative news industry.
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