The two-year-old music showcase is listed as a "can't-miss show" in Billboard's official SXSW guide.
Join us on Thursday, March 15, for the webinar, "Creating A Circle of Influence," presented by Jacqui Sakowski. Jacqui will discuss the networking strategies she has used to build a successful career and explain how to be an effective networker.
AAN is proud to be an official partner of Sunshine Week 2012, a national initiative to promote a dialogue about the importance of open government and freedom of information.
Crain's Chicago Business reports that Atalaya Capital Management is actively seeking bidders for the Chicago Reader.
Appearing before a judge last Friday, a tearful Ken Ard said, "I stand here humbled, apologetic, and, your Honor, there are so many people I need to apologize to ... I'll be honest, your Honor, I never in a million years imagined I'd be here."
What can alt-weeklies take away from the Pew's report on daily newspapers' (lack of) digital revenue? What does the iPad's "retina display" mean for publishers? Given the ongoing gender disparity in newsrooms, how did NPR become a hotbed for female journalists? And the Oxpecker turns 1.
AAN is excited to announce the launch of an Ad Bank for members to share ad design ideas and target potential advertisers.
Seattle Weekly is allowing readers to subscribe on their Kindle devices for a monthly fee.
A March 2011 cover story questioned whether the Nassau County Police Department gave preferential treatment to donors of a nonprofit police foundation.
Shani Hilton takes a look at the gender and racial background of Washington City Paper cover story authors.
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