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In the first installment of AAN's new interview series, Amy Austin (pictured), Dave Nuttycombe and Tim Carman of Washington City Paper describe how reader-created restaurant reviews have forged a new relationship between the newspaper's print and Web products. They also explain the meaning of sporks. To suggest a topic for a future interview, contact Amy Gill at amyg@aan.org. (FULL STORY)

Isaiah Thompson | 05-25-2006 7:23 am | Association News

Tags: Editorial, Electronic Publishing, Financial, Marketing, Retail Advertising, Washington City Paper, Amy Austin, Dave Nuttycombe

Political Ad Revenue to Hit $2.2 Billion This Yearnew

Mediaweek | 05-25-2006 8:30 am | Industry News

Tags: Marketing, Retail Advertising

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