"15 Paths to Paid Online Content" postponed to March 8-9
By mpeskin - February 9, 2010
American Press Institute's ground-breaking seminar, "15 Paths to Paid Online Content" (scheduled Feb. 11-12), has been postponed to March 8-9, 2010 due to winter storms. For more information, contact API Associate Director Mary Peskin, 703-715-3336. » Full Story
American Press Institute's ground-breaking seminar, "15 Paths to Paid Online Content" (scheduled Feb. 11-12), has been postponed to March 8-9, 2010 due to winter storms. For more information, contact API Associate Director Mary Peskin, 703-715-3336. » Full Story
New API/ITZBelden report: Paid Access Models: Practices and Profiles
By mpeskin - January 13, 2010
"Paid Access Models: Practices and Profiles," a must-have report from the American Press Institute and ITZBelden, informs critical decisions facing news executives. It provides actionable data, case studies and approaches for success in the transitioning landscape for news. For more information, please contact Greg Harmon, (415) 556-4348. » Full Story
"Paid Access Models: Practices and Profiles," a must-have report from the American Press Institute and ITZBelden, informs critical decisions facing news executives. It provides actionable data, case studies and approaches for success in the transitioning landscape for news. For more information, please contact Greg Harmon, (415) 556-4348. » Full Story
Lessons from BtoB publishers: Using social networking to generate revenue
By API - July 21, 2009
Trade publishers in every industry are feeling the pressure to keep up - or, in some cases catch up - with their tech-savvy audiences. But experts say these publishers should stop focusing on the technology. The real secret to success in this new marketplace is matching online operations to readers' needs by finding the easiest, most user-friendly applications to present the content the industry most values. And being patient for growth. » Full Story
Trade publishers in every industry are feeling the pressure to keep up - or, in some cases catch up - with their tech-savvy audiences. But experts say these publishers should stop focusing on the technology. The real secret to success in this new marketplace is matching online operations to readers' needs by finding the easiest, most user-friendly applications to present the content the industry most values. And being patient for growth. » Full Story
Five Questions For...Richard Honack
By ccapellman - March 4, 2008
Five questions for ... Richard Honack Assistant Dean, Chief Marketing Officer and Adjunct Associate Professor of Marketing Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University Appearing at Strategic Leadership: Making Radical Change Happen May 12-15, 2008, in Chicago VG: What are some... » Full Story
Five questions for ... Richard Honack Assistant Dean, Chief Marketing Officer and Adjunct Associate Professor of Marketing Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University Appearing at Strategic Leadership: Making Radical Change Happen May 12-15, 2008, in Chicago VG: What are some... » Full Story
Ten things I learned at the weeklies' conference
By Elaine Clisham - November 6, 2007
Some thoughts after spending a week with 26 visionary weekly newspaper executives. » Full Story
:: Is citizen journalism here to stay? - August 8, 2006
:: Attract Young Readers with Attractive Redesign - July 25, 2006
:: The Other Side of the Story: Alternative Print Products - July 25, 2006
:: A Tale of Three E-Cities - June 28, 2006
:: Big Thinking for Small Papers: 5 Easy Ways to Improve your Website. - June 27, 2006
:: Current Debut Week - August 8, 2005
:: Market research key to starting Hispanic-targeted publication - May 5, 2005
:: ASNE Convention: Six Things that Should be on the Agenda - April 5, 2005
:: Conversation continues about 'Vanishing' newspapers - March 23, 2005
:: Rebuilding expectations for news consumption - February 16, 2005
:: Many markets, many choices: engaging the Latino audience - January 6, 2005
:: Express is here, but is there any there there? - August 5, 2003
:: D.C. is next stop on commuter newspaper free-for-all - August 1, 2003
:: API Audio - Oregonian Editor Peter Bhatia - June 6, 2003
:: Post-Sept. 11, reporting with 'a different sensibility' - September 1, 2002
:: Sales in the afternoon - August 1, 2002
:: Case of the plastic plaintiff: Barbie vs. free speech - August 1, 2002
:: Where do we go from here? - January 1, 2002
:: A step-by-step guide to revenue budgeting - September 1, 2001
Some thoughts after spending a week with 26 visionary weekly newspaper executives. » Full Story
:: Is citizen journalism here to stay? - August 8, 2006
:: Attract Young Readers with Attractive Redesign - July 25, 2006
:: The Other Side of the Story: Alternative Print Products - July 25, 2006
:: A Tale of Three E-Cities - June 28, 2006
:: Big Thinking for Small Papers: 5 Easy Ways to Improve your Website. - June 27, 2006
:: Current Debut Week - August 8, 2005
:: Market research key to starting Hispanic-targeted publication - May 5, 2005
:: ASNE Convention: Six Things that Should be on the Agenda - April 5, 2005
:: Conversation continues about 'Vanishing' newspapers - March 23, 2005
:: Rebuilding expectations for news consumption - February 16, 2005
:: Many markets, many choices: engaging the Latino audience - January 6, 2005
:: Express is here, but is there any there there? - August 5, 2003
:: D.C. is next stop on commuter newspaper free-for-all - August 1, 2003
:: API Audio - Oregonian Editor Peter Bhatia - June 6, 2003
:: Post-Sept. 11, reporting with 'a different sensibility' - September 1, 2002
:: Sales in the afternoon - August 1, 2002
:: Case of the plastic plaintiff: Barbie vs. free speech - August 1, 2002
:: Where do we go from here? - January 1, 2002
:: A step-by-step guide to revenue budgeting - September 1, 2001