Click on the image above to download the Fall 2009 edition of APME News (.pdf).

Click on the image to download the 2009 Great Ideas (.pdf).

■ Fall 2009 (.pdf)

■ Spring 2009 (.pdf)

■ Fall 2008 (.pdf)

■ Summer 2008 (.pdf)

■ Spring 2008 (.pdf)

■ Winter 2007-08 (.pdf)

■ Summer 2007 (.pdf)

■ Spring 2007 (.pdf)

■ Winter 2006-07 (.pdf)

■ Fall 2006 (.pdf)

■ Summer 2006 (.pdf)

■ Spring 2006 (.pdf)

■ Winter 2005-06 (.pdf)

■ APME survey credibility gap on online news sites

■ Editor's Toolkit: Improving Diversity Through Greater Retention (.pdf)

■ 2009 Great Ideas (.pdf)

■ 2008 Great Ideas (.pdf)

■ 2007 Great Ideas

■ Building Trust in the News: 101+ Good Ideas for Editors from Editors (.pdf)

■ Talking With Your Town: Steps to a Successful Community Conversation (.pdf)

■ Speaking Out About Credibility: Toolkit for Speeches and Workshops (.pdf)

■ Freedom of Information Roundtables: Conversations With Your Readers (.pdf)

■ The Journalism Center on Children and Families "Ladder of Success: Covering Early Childhood Learning", Sept. 13-15, College Park, Md., Free

■ National Press Foundation Cancer Issues Fellowship Program, Sept. 13-16, Washington, D.C., Free

■ NEA Arts Journalism Institute In Classical Music and Opera, Oct. 17-27, New York City, Free

■ USC Annenberg/Getty Arts Journalism Fellowship Program, Nov. 1-22, Los Angeles, Free

■ Dart Center Ochberg Fellowships in Journalism and Trauma, Nov. 2-7, Atlanta, Free

■ AnalysisOnline: Background paper on financial crisis

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■ 2009 St. Louis

■ 2008 Las Vegas | Blog

■ 2007 Washington, D.C.

■ 2006 New Orleans

■ Amy Webb's "10 Tech Trends" (from 2009 APME Conference)

■ AP news values, conflict of interests policy

■ APME Focus: Anonymous sources