AAN News
AAN Announces AAN CAN Contest Prize: A Trip to Peru
The Association for Alternative Newsweeklies is holding another contest for sales representatives who sell ads into the AAN CAN Network. The rep who sells the most total dollars from new advertisers into the AAN CAN Network between Nov. 10, 2005 and Jan. 30, 2006 will receive a 9-day trip for two to sunny Peru.
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Amy Gill |
11-22-2005 10:40 am |
Association News
Tags: Classified Advertising
Canadian Auto Sector Drags Down Retail Sales in Septembernew
Ottawa Business Journal |
11-22-2005 8:51 am |
Industry News
Craigslist Under Fire for Sexual Adsnew
San Jose Mercury-News |
11-22-2005 8:47 am |
Industry News
Tags: Classified Advertising
Online Ad Revenues Surge to $3.1 Billionnew
Online Media Daily |
11-22-2005 8:32 am |
Industry News
How Google Tamed Ads on the Wild, Wild Webnew
New York Times (reg. req.) |
11-21-2005 8:04 am |
Industry News
Local Search Market Heating Upnew
InformationWeek |
11-21-2005 8:00 am |
Industry News
Google Base "Scariest Development for the Newspaper Industry"new
New York Times (reg. req.) |
11-21-2005 7:46 am |
Industry News
Dailies Expand Preprint Distribution Capabilitiesnew
Presstime |
11-18-2005 10:44 am |
Industry News
Car Dealers Raise Stakes on Each Othernew
Brandweek |
11-18-2005 10:39 am |
Industry News
Google Could Open New Online Real Estate Ad Possibilitiesnew
Inman News (sub. req.) |
11-18-2005 10:35 am |
Industry News
Survey Shows Better Auto Sales in Novembernew
BusinessWeek |
11-18-2005 10:31 am |
Industry News
The Wave Magazine Connects Ads in Metro Silicon Valley to Prostitution Bust
It its column "The Buzz," a Metro Silicon Valley competitor, The Wave Magazine, describes court documents related to an undercover investigation of unlicensed San Jose massage parlors that allegedly were being operated as brothels and employing illegal immigrants. The Wave suggests that "these houses of ill repute got the word out and drummed up demand by placing so-called 'escort' and 'massage' ads in alternative newspapers, including the Metro Silicon Valley." The Wave then quotes a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent as saying, "We do watch and monitor how those mediums are used to facilitate crime, one of those crimes being prostitution." The column goes on to discuss other incidents involving adult advertising at alternative weeklies.
11-17-2005 9:53 am |
Industry News
Tags: Classified Advertising
Programming Announced for AAN East and AAN West
The Association of Alternative Newsweeklies today announced the speakers and events for our two staff training conferences, AAN West and AAN East. Registration materials are being mailed to member papers; they should arrive shortly after Thanksgiving, in plenty of time for the early registration deadlines. Check the conference Web sites often for updates.
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Amy Gill |
11-17-2005 2:04 pm |
Association News
Google Launches Free Classified Productnew
Editor & Publisher |
11-17-2005 9:13 am |
Industry News
Survey: Blogs, Podcasts, Cellphones are Ad Market Toddlersnew
InformationWeek |
11-16-2005 9:24 am |
Industry News
