Management of the Weekly Newspaper

Attendees will develop greater strategic vision for their organizations: the knowledge, ability and willingness to pursue innovative revenue opportunities both in print and via other avenues. and to manage their operations in a more disciplined manner while fostering an expanded journalistic dialogue in their communities. Particular attention will be given to revenue and content innovations that new technology is enabling.

The seminar focuses on all aspects of leading a non-daily operation. Whether the paper is a rural weekly, one of a network of suburban newspapers or an urban lifestyle and entertainment publication, attendees will gain critical knowledge in the following areas:

Innovative content that can foster community dialog while preserving high journalistic standards.
Using measurement to guide decision-making, in conjunction with the Inland Press Association Survey of Weekly Newspaper Operations.
Maximizing revenue in both traditional and non-traditional channels.
Leadership skills that attract and retain top performers.

Who Should Attend

Publishers and other managers at weekly newspapers with decision-making authority in news, advertising, circulation, marketing and operations.

Dates & Location

September 8-11, 2008 (Reston, VA)

Registration Fees

Regular Rate: $1,825 (Early-Bird: $1,643)
SNA Member Rate: $1,643 (Early-Bird: $1,479)
Early-Bird ends July 11, 2008
SNA members MUST use this Conference Registration Form (PDF) to receive the discounted member rate.

Hotel Information

API has arranged a special hotel/meal package ($980) for its attendees. This cost is in addition to your tuition fees. Upon confirmation of your seminar registration, API will send you instructions regarding this special package.

More Information

Visit API's official seminar Web page for more detailed information on this seminar.