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Aug. 30, 2013 SAVE THE DATE • Sept. 27-28, NewsTrain workshop, Colorado Springs NEW TODAY FROM APME Get some time with the coach Sign up for one-on-one coaching with Poynter's Butch Ward in Indianapolis Butch Ward, a veteran news executive and a managing director of The Poynter Institute, is offering one-on-one coaching sessions at the APME conference in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Oct. 29, on a first-come, first-serve basis. The coaching sessions are free to APME members. Please email Sally Jacobsen at sjacobsen@ap.org to sign up for the 30-minute sessions. WATCHDOG REPORTING • Albuquerque Journal: Who’s Watching you now? Read more about these Watchdog efforts FROM AP Beat of the Week: Klapper INDUSTRY NEWS • Bloomberg reveals safeguards for client info Read about these Industry & Business stories Editors in the News: Doyle, Schneider, Boles, Thomas, Graybiel, Moran, Pittman, Green, Miller, Rosiek In Memoriam: Thien, Jenkins And Finally ... And Finally ... A real fish story APME HEADLINES Register Now: APME Conference - Content Is King - Oct. 28-30, Indianapolis APME Auctions: Seeking Donations of Vacation Getaways, Jewelry, Wine Become a NewsTrain Ambassador in the Workshop's 10th Year Submit Your Best for APME’s 2013 ‘Great Ideas’ Book Register: Colorado Springs NewsTrain Sept. 27-28 Register: Seattle NewsTrain Oct. 3-4
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