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Pay contest entry fees quickly, securely by credit card

Use APME's fast, convenient, secure site to pay entry fees in the 2006 Journalism Excellence Awards competition with a credit card.

Fees are $75 per entry in the two largest categories (40,000-149,999 average daily circulation and above 150,000 circulation) and $50 in the smallest (below 40,000 average daily circulation).

APME Supporting Members save $25 per entry in all circulation categories. If you are not a Supporting Member, become one today by making a $100 tax-deductible contribution to the APME Foundation. Supporting Members also receive $75 off registration for the APME Annual Conference Oct. 25-28 in New Orleans, so a Supporting Membership quickly pays for itself in benefits. Plus, your gift will support APME programming to improve newspaper and online journalism. Click here, www.apme.com/membership, for more information on Supporting Membership.

To pay your entry fees by credit card, click on your circulation category:

• Average daily circulation higher than 150,000

• Average daily circulation 40,000-149,999

• Average daily circulation under 40,000

(You will need the e-mail address and password for a Supporting Member in your newsroom in order to take advantage of discounted entry fees, or sign up online at the same time.)


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