How To Help Iowa Newspapers and Their Employees
By Elaine Clisham - June 18, 2008
The Iowa Newspaper Foundation has established a fund to help newspaper employees displaced by flooding, and databases to match the needs of flood-affected newspapers with resources offered by other newspapers. » Full Story
The Iowa Newspaper Foundation has established a fund to help newspaper employees displaced by flooding, and databases to match the needs of flood-affected newspapers with resources offered by other newspapers. » Full Story
Five Questions For... Mike Benard
By API Staff - May 07, 2008
Five Questions for ... Mike Benard Former VP Communications & Public Affairs, Kodak Speaker, Writer, Coach on Communications Issues API: What is happening in the news industry and what is different about this transformation? MB: Change has changed. We are... » Full Story
Five Questions for ... Mike Benard Former VP Communications & Public Affairs, Kodak Speaker, Writer, Coach on Communications Issues API: What is happening in the news industry and what is different about this transformation? MB: Change has changed. We are... » Full Story
Five Questions For... Eli Amdur
By Vicki Govro - April 21, 2008
Five Questions For... Eli Amdur Executive Coach and Adjunct Professor, Fairleigh Dickinson University Appearing at From Management to Leadership June 9-12, 2008 VG: What is the biggest mistake most companies make structurally that stands in the way of the staff's... » Full Story
Five Questions For... Eli Amdur Executive Coach and Adjunct Professor, Fairleigh Dickinson University Appearing at From Management to Leadership June 9-12, 2008 VG: What is the biggest mistake most companies make structurally that stands in the way of the staff's... » Full Story
Five Questions For... Steve Gray
By API Staff - April 10, 2008
Five Questions For... Steve Gray Managing Director, Newspaper Next, American Press Institute Appearing at Strategic Leadership: Making Radical Change Happen May 12-15, 2008, in Chicago API: What's the biggest challenge facing newspaper companies today? SG: Frankly, it's a double challenge:... » Full Story
Five Questions For... Steve Gray Managing Director, Newspaper Next, American Press Institute Appearing at Strategic Leadership: Making Radical Change Happen May 12-15, 2008, in Chicago API: What's the biggest challenge facing newspaper companies today? SG: Frankly, it's a double challenge:... » Full Story
Five Questions For...Bill Watson
By Vicki Govro - March 18, 2008
Five Questions for... Bill Watson Executive Editor, Pocono Record/Pocono Mountains Media Group, Stroudsburg, Pa. Appearing at Leading Local Content Teams May 5-7, 2008, in Reston, Va. VG: What are some of the most common ways that small newsrooms waste time... » Full Story
:: Five Questions For...Richard Honack - March 04, 2008
:: Ten things I learned at the weeklies' conference - November 06, 2007
:: Overcoming Resistance to Change - January 31, 2007
:: For openers, (a mental) image is everything - February 24, 2005
:: Explode the newsroom: Six ways to rebuild the system - January 20, 2005
:: Business Editors Encouraged to Speak the Language of Average Readers - September 22, 2004
:: Presentations from 2004 Suburban Newspapers of America publishers' conference - March 09, 2004
:: Five Questions for Boston Globe Publisher Richard Gilman - March 05, 2004
:: Nine quick fixes - November 20, 2003
:: Building a retention culture - October 23, 2003
:: Audio from API's Publishers' Forum on Ethics and Responsibility - October 02, 2003
:: To run, or run from, a story: Publishers tackle tough questions - October 02, 2003
:: Josephson's ethics tune getting more play after scandals - October 02, 2003
:: Publishers: Reach beyond the resume when researching potential employees - October 02, 2003
:: Publishers get personal with ethics - September 30, 2003
:: Ombudsmen weigh in on changes at the New York Times - August 07, 2003
:: How to be a legitimate agent of change - July 16, 2003
:: Suggestions for formulating standards and workable policies - June 26, 2003
:: A marketing perspective on the editors' forum: It's partly about customer service - June 25, 2003
:: Bad behavior has its consequences - June 12, 2003
:: API Audio - Oregonian Editor Peter Bhatia - June 06, 2003
:: API Audio - Cleveland Plain Dealer Editor Douglas Clifton - June 05, 2003
:: 'We must somehow find that connection to younger people' - May 02, 2003
:: The traits of leadership - February 12, 2003
:: Training is not a 'discretionary expense' - August 01, 2002
:: Turn your newsroom into a classroom - August 01, 2002
:: Lessons learned from leading change - August 01, 2002
:: Matching leadership development to your organizational goals - May 01, 2002
:: Free speech is the best medicine - May 01, 2002
:: Q & A on leadership with APME President Caesar Andrews - April 01, 2002
:: 'Learning is remembering what you're interested in' - March 01, 2002
:: Critical thinking checklist - February 01, 2002
:: Leading in tough times - January 01, 2002
:: A step-by-step guide to revenue budgeting - September 01, 2001
:: Avoiding 'Spock Syndrome' - September 01, 2001
Five Questions for... Bill Watson Executive Editor, Pocono Record/Pocono Mountains Media Group, Stroudsburg, Pa. Appearing at Leading Local Content Teams May 5-7, 2008, in Reston, Va. VG: What are some of the most common ways that small newsrooms waste time... » Full Story
:: Five Questions For...Richard Honack - March 04, 2008
:: Ten things I learned at the weeklies' conference - November 06, 2007
:: Overcoming Resistance to Change - January 31, 2007
:: For openers, (a mental) image is everything - February 24, 2005
:: Explode the newsroom: Six ways to rebuild the system - January 20, 2005
:: Business Editors Encouraged to Speak the Language of Average Readers - September 22, 2004
:: Presentations from 2004 Suburban Newspapers of America publishers' conference - March 09, 2004
:: Five Questions for Boston Globe Publisher Richard Gilman - March 05, 2004
:: Nine quick fixes - November 20, 2003
:: Building a retention culture - October 23, 2003
:: Audio from API's Publishers' Forum on Ethics and Responsibility - October 02, 2003
:: To run, or run from, a story: Publishers tackle tough questions - October 02, 2003
:: Josephson's ethics tune getting more play after scandals - October 02, 2003
:: Publishers: Reach beyond the resume when researching potential employees - October 02, 2003
:: Publishers get personal with ethics - September 30, 2003
:: Ombudsmen weigh in on changes at the New York Times - August 07, 2003
:: How to be a legitimate agent of change - July 16, 2003
:: Suggestions for formulating standards and workable policies - June 26, 2003
:: A marketing perspective on the editors' forum: It's partly about customer service - June 25, 2003
:: Bad behavior has its consequences - June 12, 2003
:: API Audio - Oregonian Editor Peter Bhatia - June 06, 2003
:: API Audio - Cleveland Plain Dealer Editor Douglas Clifton - June 05, 2003
:: 'We must somehow find that connection to younger people' - May 02, 2003
:: The traits of leadership - February 12, 2003
:: Training is not a 'discretionary expense' - August 01, 2002
:: Turn your newsroom into a classroom - August 01, 2002
:: Lessons learned from leading change - August 01, 2002
:: Matching leadership development to your organizational goals - May 01, 2002
:: Free speech is the best medicine - May 01, 2002
:: Q & A on leadership with APME President Caesar Andrews - April 01, 2002
:: 'Learning is remembering what you're interested in' - March 01, 2002
:: Critical thinking checklist - February 01, 2002
:: Leading in tough times - January 01, 2002
:: A step-by-step guide to revenue budgeting - September 01, 2001
:: Avoiding 'Spock Syndrome' - September 01, 2001