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Penelope Huston-Baer is leaving her position as director of new media for the Santa Barbara Independent to move back to her hometown, Memphis, but she is excited that Robby Robbins (pictured) is pulling up his Southern roots to take her place. She has been at the Independent for seven years, and in the alt-weekly industry for 16; Robbins is leaving the Independent Weekly in Durham after 12 years. (FULL STORY)

Amy Gill | 06-27-2006 11:10 am | Industry News

Tags: Classified Advertising, Electronic Publishing, Retail Advertising, Santa Barbara Independent, Robby Robbins, Penelope Huston Baer

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Market Wire (press release) | 06-27-2006 7:58 am | Industry News

Tags: Classified Advertising, Electronic Publishing, Marketing, Retail Advertising

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CBS News | 06-27-2006 7:52 am | Industry News

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