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Virginia’s E-Press for March 10, 2010Deadline approaching for Ad Conference registration; threat-team legislation headed for conference committee; API and Poynter go 'Beyond the Newsroom;' and more.• VPA News • VPA Forum |
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BLOGSVirginia Tech Student Reporting For DutyI'm excited to announce that I will be attending the VPA Conference in Roanoke and I will be covering the 'Navigating the New Media World' session.NEWS Daily Press to Outsource Editing, DesignSince last spring, the Chicago Tribune has been sending edited, formatted and headlined nonlocal stories to smaller Tribune Co. newspapers, which could then drop them onto their pages. This new plan, set to begin Tuesday, involves editing, formatting and producing whole…UPDATES The National Enquirer Earns Some RespectThe call came into The National Enquirer’s Los Angeles tip line — the kind advertised in the supermarket tabloid with the promise “We’ll Pay Big for Your Celebrity Gossip” — in late September 2007. The message was that a woman named Rielle Hunter had been hinting at an affair with…Post Ideas in Our Forums
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An Invitation to Attend April’s VPA Ad ConferenceAbout the AssociationThe Virginia Press Association was founded in the late 19th century and incorporated by a special act of the Virginia General Assembly in 1881. We represent newspaper interests in the General Assembly through lobbying efforts and facilitate print and online advertising campaigns for our members. We also hold one of the largest news contests in the nation, annually attracting more than 5,000 entries. Our Mission, Purpose & ValuesThe mission of the Virginia Press Association is to support our membership through responsive services and resources. We champion the common interests of Virginia newspapers and the ideals of a free press in a democratic society. We connect our members through valuable business services, effective representation, practical communication and information, and relevant education and recognition. Values important to the work of the VPA are fairness, dedication, integrity and honesty. |