| APME Update: Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013 |
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Oct. 24, 2013 SAVE THE DATE • SIGN UP TODAY! Oct. 28-30, APME Annual Conference, Indianapolis NEW TODAY FROM APME Indianapolis conference is right around the corner. Register today!
There will be a lot of takeaways - and a lot of social activities at the conference. Conference sessions include Sports Coverage and Access, First Amendment Showdown, Change Management, Keeping Print Alive, The New Ethics, Metering Mania, How to Reset Your Coverage and Priorities, and The Associated Press Spotlight. Among the speakers are: Terry Kroeger, CEO of BH Media Group and publisher of the Omaha (Neb.) World-Herald; Gene Policinski, executive director of the First Amendment Center; Butch Ward, veteran news executive and a managing director of the Poynter Institute; Bill Day of Frank N. Magid Associates; Kelly McBride of the Poynter Institute; and Greg Swanson, partner and CEO of ITZ Publishing. Kathleen Carroll, AP senior vice president and executive editor, will lead a panel of AP editors in a discussion of the story behind the story of some of the year’s most inspiring coverage and of the news service’s new initiatives. The annual awards luncheon on Wednesday, Oct. 30, will honor winners of the APME Journalism Excellence contests. One-on-one coaching sessions are available, on a first-come first-served basis, with Butch Ward of the Poynter Institute and Rosalie Stemer, a newsroom coach and editor, who will offer suggestions for creating superior content on deadline. The stylish Indiana Roof Ballroom will be the site of the welcoming reception and auction on Monday, Oct. 28. Hang out at the Italian-inspired bar. Check out auction items in a setting reminiscent of a mid-century European villa. Take a peek at some of the outstanding items and put in an early bid, click here. Go back to campus night on Tuesday, Oct. 29, at a reception at the NCAA Hall of Champions. You'll be able to walk through the history of all 23 NCAA-sanctioned sports, test your knowledge of sports trivia, view artifacts from campuses across the country, and compete virtually and hands-on in an interactive play area. If you like to explore, you won’t have to venture far in Indianapolis. APME’s conference takes place in White River State Park, billed as a "cultural urban state park” because of its walkability, museums, gardens, green space, canal and Indianapolis Zoo. Lions, editors and water rides,.
Members: $250 Register for the conference today! Support the APME Foundation and its regional training workshop, NewsTrain There are two ways to support the work of APME, which is celebrating its 80th year as an organization this year. First, receive a special APME80 gift if you donate $80 to the APME Foundation. We only have 80 of these gifts, and we expect to sell out in Indianapolis. Make your donation today. Second, support APME's NewsTrain, now in its 10th year. Become a NewsTrain Ambassador by donating $100 or more. NewsTrain continues strong, just finishing a sellout training event in Seattle. It will make four stops in the US and Canada in 2014.
For APME's 80th year, we've got a stunning array of items up for bid at the opening night reception and Foundation Auction Oct. 28 at the Indiana Roof Ballroom. There's still time to donate, so just contact APME Foundation President Bob Heisse. You'll want to be there for this gathering at our annual conference, but just in case, here is a list of some of the great grabs, a few you can even bid on from afar. These bids will be the starting point for the Oct. 28 live auction at the conference. For instance, bid on this travel package containing two nights at West Baden Springs Hotel and two rounds of golf on the Donald Ross Course. This site was the birthplace of APME and is a great adventure. FROM AP BEAT OF THE WEEK: Cassata, Espo, Fram, Taylor, Congressional staffers BEST OF THE STATES: Abdollah INDUSTRY NEWS • AP CEO: Press freedom v. security a 'false choice' Read about these Industry & Business stories Editors in the News: Westmoreland In Memoriam: Win And Finally ...: In life and especially in death, JFK changed TV APME HEADLINES Register Now: APME Conference - Content Is King - Oct. 28-30, Indianapolis Become a NewsTrain Ambassador in the Workshop's 10th Year Save the date for the APME/ASNE joint conference in Chicago, Sept. 15-17, 2014
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