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SPJ offers March 5-6 conference in Austin |
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Sign up now to attend the Society of Professional Journalists Region 8 Spring Conference, March 5-6, in Austin at the AT&T Executive Education & Conference Center on the University of Texas campus. The conference theme is "How to Save Journalism." Fees for early registration, in effect until Feb. 12: Student: $65; Professional: $75; Non-Student/Non-Professional: $85. After Feb. 12, late registration fees will be Student: $75; Professional: $85; Non-Student/Non-Professional: $95.
To register, Contact: Larry Dechant
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Registration form [PDF, 56 KB] Web site AGENDA:
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Texas Better Newspaper Contest: Call for entries |
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The Texas Better Newspaper Contest Committee met Jan. 21 at the Texas Press 2010 Midwinter Conference & Trade Show in Galveston.
The committee set Friday, March 12, as the postmark deadline for mailing or shipping contest entries to the Texas Press Association office in Austin.
Member newspapers will submit entries from issues published in March 2009 or September 2009 as stated in the revised rules.
Click this link to a PDF version of the rules: 2010 Contest Rules |
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Jan. 31 is deadline to submit report on use of recycled newsprint |
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![Recycling-Logo-[Converted]](/images/stories/caphighlights/ebull grafix/Recycling-Logo-[Converted].jpg) To promote paper recycling, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality annually surveys Texas newspaper printers and publishers on their use of recycled newsprint and newsprint with postconsumer recycled content. Deadline for the next survey is Jan. 31, 2010. Even if your report form arrives at TCEQ past the deadline, please complete and send it in. Click this link to access the form and other information: Report Form
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State files motion to dismiss cities' anti-open government suit |
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The State of Texas today [Feb. 2] filed a motion to dismiss four cities from a lawsuit they and 15 individuals brought against the state on Dec. 14, asserting the Texas Open Meetings Act is unconstitutional on grounds that criminal penalties in the act violate their First Amendment right to freedom of speech. Link to Motion to Dismiss. Related story by Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press: http://www.rcfp.org/newsitems/index.php?i=11251
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TNAMA 2010 Annual Conference set for Austin May 6-8 |
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The Texas Newspaper Advertising Managers Association will host its 2010 Annual Summer Conference May 6-8 at the Sheraton Austin at the Capitol, 701 East 11th Street.
Festivities begin Thursday evening with a reception, followed Friday with round table discussions, online challenges and the business meeting. Friday evening is a fun-filled night with laughter and entertainment at Ester's Follies.
Saturday morning focuses on revenue-producing ideas until noon along with the induction of new board members.
Please make your reservations now, then set your sites on Austin as we all plan to make 2010 a prosperous year. Download the Registration Form and Conference Information flyer.
Should you have any questions, please contact any one of the TNAMA officers listed on the Conference Information flyer. |
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