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• Arkansas Media Directory • 2007 Edition—AVAILABLE NOW!
  The most complete listing of newspapers, newspaper-related companies, broadcasters, media organizations, newspaper bureaus and magazines in the state. The new, expanded edition is 72 pages of full color, listing contact persons at every newspaper. Also included in the 2007 Edition: county listings, new population statistics, Newspaper in Education (NIE) coordinators, APA educational organizations, state and federal government resources, APA associate member listings, as well as information on Arkansas' periodicals, broadcasters and college newspapers. Call 501.374.1500 or 800.569.8762 to order.
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• The Arkansas Publisher (Quarterly)
  The only magazine dedicated to news of Arkansas' newspaper industry.
  This quarterly publication is a retrospective look at each season's major news items, specifically tailored to the state's newspaper publishers and editors
  Interested in advertsing in this one-of-a-kind publication? Call Ashley Wimberley at 1.800.569.8762
  for more information.
  READ THE COMMEMORATIVE "SEPTEMBER 11" EDITION
  A full-color special issue devoted to Arkansas newspaper coverage of the terrorist attack sof 9/11/01. (Requires a high speed connection.)

• The Arkansas Publisher Weekly
  The Arkansas Publisher Weekly is the only direct source for late breaking news regarding Arkansas' newspapers and related industries. Published each Thursday, this newsletter features up-to-the-minute news briefs on industry happenings along with capsulated updates on APA activities. Also included are topical columns: "Potpourri" the weekly news column by APA Executive Director Tom Larimer, plus insightful editorials by newspaper industry stallwarts like Matt Baron, Doug Fisher, Ed Henninger, John Foust, Chuck Nau, L. Michael Zinser, Peter M. Zollman and Jack Faris. Technology features like "Sound Bytes" and Kevin Slimp's technology columns keep newspaper people abreast of the latest innovations.
  READ THE LATEST ISSUE ONLINE...NOW
  Interested in advertsing in this one-of-a-kind publication? Contact Ashley Wimberley, Linda Higgs, Rebecca McGraw or Eva Bakalekos at 1.800.569.8762 for more information.

• The Jobs Bulletin
  Jobs Bulletin—formerly "Classified Marketplace" is the most comprehensive listing of job openings at Arkansas' newspapers. It also provides a forum for APA members to publicize positions they are seeking to fill.
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  Interested in placing an ad in Classified Marketplace? Contact Nancy Gilchrist at 1.800.569.8762 for more information. Listings for APA members and students are free!

The Jobs Bulletin

• AdNews
  AdNews—the monthly newsletter of Arkansas Press Services, Inc. AdNews is especially designed for publishers, advertising directors and other advertising personnel. It provides the most detailed information on APS' revenue-building programs available anywhere. Regular features also provide tools and methods for building advertising business and retaining valued customers.
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  Interested in advertising in Ad News? Contact Ashley Wimberley, Linda Higgs, Rebecca McGraw or Eva Bakalekos at 1.800.569.8762 for more information.

AdNews

• The FOI Handbook
  The 12th Edition of the Arkansas Freedom of Information Handbook (revised 01/06) is now available. The Handbook is the state's definitive resource on the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and can be downloaded in its entirety by clicking below. (The publication is in PDF format, so you will need a copy of Adobe Acrobat (www.adobe.com) to view it. Microsoft Internet Explorer users: if the PDF file fails to open in your browswer window, try saving the file first and then opening it with Acrobat or Reader.)
  DOWNLOAD A COPY OF THE HANDBOOK NOW [PDF Format]