Lead. Nurture. Innovate. OUR VISION We foster newsroom leaders. We empower journalists to succeed. We cultivate ideas that work. OUR MEMBERS The Associated Press Media Editors is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization of newsroom leaders and journalism educators that works closely with The Associated Press to promote journalism excellence. Anyone with senior responsibilities in an AP-affiliated organization, and any journalism educator or student media leader, is invited to join. OUR MISSION APME advances the principles and practices of responsible journalism. We support and mentor a diverse network of current and emerging newsroom leaders. We champion the First Amendment and promote freedom of information. We train journalists to realize their aspirations and thrive in a rapidly changing environment. We promote forward-looking ideas that benefit news organizations and the communities they serve. We work closely with the Associated Press, the largest independent media operation in the world. APME FOUNDATION The APME Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization established in 1988 to receive tax-exempt gifts to carry out educational projects for the advancement of newspaper journalism. Every year since 1994 an auction has been held at the annual conference to benefit the foundation. Proceeds help support NewsTrain, a regional, low-cost training opportunity around the country and other practical education tools promoting the First Amendment, innovation and diversity in newsrooms.
Mission: APME advances the principles and practices of responsible journalism. We support and mentor a diverse network of current and emerging newsroom leaders. We champion the First Amendment and promote freedom of information. We train journalists to realize their aspirations and thrive in a rapidly changing environment. We promote forward-looking ideas that benefit news organizations and the communities they serve. We work closely with the Associated Press, the largest independent media operation in the world.
NewsTrain
Registration is open for a standout NewsTrain in Austin, Texas, on April 18! For just $75, get excellent training from leaders in their fields. More information is on the way, but register today and be one of 20 who gets a free AP Stylebook!
Congrats to Mark Lambie (@LambieMark) for winning the August AP Member Photo of the Month.
“The picture has lots of news value and is emotional and intimate. The use of lens makes you feel like you are almost there.”
Congratulations to @DildineWTOP for winning the AP Member Photo of the Month for July!
“ I liked it for several reasons. Clearly this is not any kind of planned event. The photographer was in the middle of it as well – maybe he or she was standing on the roof too! There is a powerful sense of drama here – what will happen next? And a tinge of humor as one person is on his cell ...
NewsTrain
What an amazing place and great day. Day 1 of #NMNewsTrain is in the books. Just wait for the full slate of amazing training Saturday. Learn more about 2020 trainings at https://www.apme.com
Associated Press Sports Editors
One-day training is happening in Las Vegas in November
NewsTrain
Great news! There are some travel funds available for #NMNewsTrain in Albuquerque on Oct. 25-26. Read more here. And, make sure and register by Saturday for the low, low rate of $75 at http://bit.ly/NMNewsTrain. The cost goes to $85 next Sunday. Buff up your journalism and digital skills at a workshop where participants regularly rate NewsTrain as 4.5, with 5 as highly useful and effective.
There were more than 100 attendees and an early look through the feedback forms indicates #MilwaukeeNewsTrain was a whopping success.
Half the day in and #MilwaukeeNewsTrain is rolling right along. Hearing good reports on the sessions, thus far, and there are three other topics for this afternoon.
NewsTrain
Sign up to win a diversity scholarship to the #AlbuquerqueNewsTrain on Oct. 25-26 at http://bit.ly/NMDiversity. Deadline is Sept. 25! You get a day and a half of exceptional digital journalism training in data, data viz, social, mobile and ethics.
Registration is open for Albuquerque NewsTrain on Oct 25-26! Register now for the early bird rate of just $75 for two days of exceptional journalism training.
Cost: Early-bird registration is just $75. The early-bird rate ends Sept. 25, with registration increasing to $85 on Sept. 26.
Inspiring, invigorating and forward-looking! Read all about it.
See what happened today at the inaugural #NLAinNOLA conference. It was an amazing first day! Thanks to the Ball State University team for tip-top coverage. Stay tuned for Tuesday's news, photos and videos. http://bit.ly/2019NLA
Moving on up!
Pardon our dust, but WE'RE MOVING! Check out our new NLA website now at www.newsleaders.org!
Friday is the early bird deadline to go to #MilwaukeeNewsTrain on Sept. 27 for just $75. Saturday registrations are $85. Either way, such a deal to train in data, mobile newsgathering, smart storytelling, podcasting, analytics and management approaches.
Maribel Perez Wadsworth, the president of the USA TODAY Network and publisher of USA TODAY, is the recipient of the 2019 Robert G. McGruder Award for Diversity Leadership, the News Leaders Association announced today.
News Leaders Association
Have you heard about our awesome raffle opportunity to ask our board members any questions you might have for an industry expert? Check it out! You must be registered for #NLAinNOLA to enter. https://conta.cc/31kQyeH
If you're not following @NewsLeadersAssociation and @NewsEditors, make sure to follow them now on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn! We will soon begin posting less content through the individual ASNE and APME social channels and we don't want you to miss anything!
Make sure you're following News Leaders Association on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn if you're not already! We will not be posting as much on the ASNE and APME social media accounts once our merger is complete and we don't want you to miss out on our content!
Tell your midwest journalism friends they have three days to apply for an APME diversity scholarship for http://bit.ly/MilwaukeeNewsTrain Otherwise, sign up soon to snag one of 20 AP Stylebooks and to get the entirely too reasonable $75 rate for tip-top training on Sept. 27 at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Train in data, mobile newsgathering, smart storytelling, podcasting, analytics and management approaches at Milwaukee NewsTrain on Sept. 27, 2019
South Carolina Press Association
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. #FirstAmendment #ThinkF1rst
The 2019 APME Board of Directors at The Associated Press offices in New York City.
News Leaders Association
Registration for #NLAinNOLA takes 2 minutes, why not do it now? https://2019newsleadersassociation.sched.com/
It's a new news for you from APME and ASNE!
Looking for the classic "This Week @ ASNE" or "APME Update" e-newsletters? They're gone!
We launched our new joint e-newsletter this morning but it will still be going out every Thursday morning, so make sure to follow us so you stay up-to-date with our new "NLA News For You!"
Help spread the word about this Sept. 27 NewsTrain workshop.
Registrations are coming in for #MilwaukeeNewsTrain, a low-cost digital training workshop for journalists, students, educators and other professionals involved in communication. There are five diversity scholarships available, but you must apply by Aug. 16. Learn more at http://bit.ly/MilwaukeeNewsTrain
News Leaders Association
Do you know where you're staying yet for #NLAinNOLA? Why not stay with us at the beautiful New Orleans Marriott? The deadline to book a room in our block is August 14, so book your room soon or you might miss your chance! https://book.passkey.com/event/49768829/owner/6139/home
We have more "spa days for the brain" for journalists, journalism students and journalism educators this fall with NewsTrain digital-skills workshops in Milwaukee, Austin and Albuquerque. Provide an email to get updates: http://bit.ly/NT2018-19.
Social media is your resume in progress; it is a presentation of yourself, so take a breath before posting something.
Social Media Strategist Anthony Quintano told professional journalists and journalism students at The Associated Press Media Editors NewsTrain workshop last spring. https://bit.ly/2Y2P0YS
NewsTrain
Diversity scholarships are available for #MilwaukeeNewsTrain from the APME Foundation, but you have to apply before Aug. 16. Learn more at http://bit.ly/MilwaukeeNewsTrain or http://bit.ly/MilwaukeeDiversity
NewsTrain
Here are some great pointers from this spring's Denver NewsTrain. Don't miss your chance to attend a 2019 NewsTrain by signing up for more information about the fall workshops in Milwaukee, Austin and Albuquerque at http://bit.ly/UpcomingNewsTrains
NewsTrain
Tell your journalism friends in driving area of Milwaukee to take advantage of this daylong NewsTrain workshop for only $75 on Sept. 27. Special morning track for managers, too. Sign up soon for this great rate.
News Leaders Association
Today, Kevin discusses threats to reporters and doxing.
*These videos should not be construed as "legal advice" and are not a substitute for obtaining legal counsel.
#ASNE #APME #LION #NLA #legalhotline #medialaw #weeklyvideoseries #threats #doxing
News Leaders Association
Join us the Sunday before #NLAinNOLA for a Trusting News workshop with Joy Mayer and Lynn Walsh! Register now to save your spot at asne.org/convention
News Leaders Association
This Friday, June 28, is the anniversary of the Capital Gazette shooting. Please honor the memory of those lost by observing a moment of silence Friday afternoon at 2:33pm ET.
News Leaders Association
Know a champion for diversity? Nominate someone for the Robert G. McGruder Award for Diversity Leadership! The deadline to submit nominations is August 5 https://conta.cc/2HjnEmR
Congratulations to one of our fine APME directors!
Journal Star Executive Editor Dennis Anderson has been named GateHouse Media’s Illinois state editor.He is one of 13 state editors across the
Congratulations to some amazing AP journalists.
Accounts of perseverance in the wake of disaster, deep investigative looks into cyber threats against American democracy, and images that highlighted the human side of controversial political issues are among the stories that have won the 2019 Associated Press Media Editors Awards for AP staff.
NEW YORK (AP) — Accounts of perseverance in the wake of disaster, deep investigative looks into cyber threats against American democracy, and images that highlighted the human side of controversial political issues are among the stories that have won the 2019 Associated Press Media Editors Awards ...
American Society of News Editors
Tuesday night of our hotel block is ALMOST SOLD OUT and our total hotel block is 65% booked already! If you haven't booked your room yet for #NLAinNOLA, do it now or you might miss your chance!
https://book.passkey.com/event/49768829/owner/6139/home
Deadline is approaching soon for Miami!
Apply now to participate in our FREE Emerging Leaders Institutes in Miami, San Antonio and New Orleans! https://asne.wufoo.com/forms/m15pixbt126aq34/ #newsleaders2019
APME's NewsTrain to stop in Fresno, Rochester, Eugene and Lincoln in 2020! Congratulations to these successful applicants for top-notch, low-cost, digital-news training! Sign up for updates on any of these workshops at http://bit.ly/NewsTrain2020!
To be notified when dates, agendas and trainers are set for these workshops, please provide an email at bit.ly/NewsTrain2020.
News Leaders Association
Participation in the survey is crucial to build more diverse and inclusive journalism communities. Visit https://csr.coopercenter.org/diversitysurvey and please reach out to [email protected] if you aren't sure if your organization is participating in our diversity survey!
#diversity #diversitysurvey #diversityintheworkplace
Noteworthy this week in APME Update:
Montgomery Advertiser: 4 days in chains, 3 bowel movements in a bucket: Alabama inmate 'dehumanized' by contraband search
Arkansas Democrat-Chronicle: Lobbyists spent $710,000 to woo state legislators
Los Angeles Times: At ‘Freedom House,’ a pattern of neglect
The Modesto Bee: Multiple violations by Caltrans led up to homeless woman’s death, CHP report says
The Denver Post: Suncor’s hydrogen-cyanide emissions exceeded permit last year; Colorado now weighing refinery’s request to increase limit
The Washington Post: Can you skip 47 days of English class and still graduate from high school?
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Georgia’s new way to report sexual harassment tallies a complaint a day
The Baltimore Sun: On Maryland's Eastern Shore, local hospital is downsized — and residents are outraged at UMMS
Las Vegas Review-Journal: Ex-DMV director took job at firm hired to revamp agency’s computers
Santa Fe New Mexican: Health complaints lead Chaco-area residents to question price of oil
Montgomery Advertiser: 4 days in chains, 3 bowel movements in a bucket: Alabama inmate 'dehumanized' by contraband search
Sign up for more details when they become available on the fall NewsTrains in Milwaukee, Austin and Albuquerque.
Please sign up here to be emailed when more information becomes available on the dates, agendas and instructors for the 2019 workshops.
News Leaders Association
ICYMI, we've got some great workshops going on immediately before and after our conference in September that you won't want to miss! Register now! asne.org/convention
This from an automated email reply to the APME Update today:
"The human being you are writing is away from the office. Email contact will be irregular or nonexistent. When the human returns, he will have forgotten all that he has learned and will start over from a weakened state. This message was NOT sent by a human, but a robot. We robots never tire and never forget and will one day rule the Earth.
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One of our most important awards for exceptional journalists and organizations that promote diversity in the newsroom and in coverage. Nominate your diversity hero soon.
APME is a professional network, a resource for helping editors and broadcasters improve their news coverage and newsroom operations.
Congratulations to Steph Chambers for winning the APME March Member Photo of the Month!
The Associated Press Media Editors has honored the photograph below as National Member Photo of the Month for March 2019.
News Leaders Association
Tomorrow is the last day to apply to the Emerging Leaders Institute at Loyola! APPLY NOW! https://asne.wufoo.com/forms/m15pixbt126aq34/
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We are live from #NewsLeaders2018 in Austin, Texas, with Chrissy Towle, Head of News & Local Media at Google and Omar Gallaga, an Austin journalist.
We are live at the ATT Center in Austin, Texas at the 2018 News Leaders conference. Here is a chat with A.G. Sulzberger, publisher of The New York Times, and Nancy Ancrum, editorial page editor of the Miami Herald. We are talking Trump, media literacy and the future of journalism.
Join us at the 2018 News Leaders Conference in Austin, Texas, as we learn how to keep our newsrooms safe. #NewsLeaders2018
Join us as at the 2018-19 APME-ASNE-APPM Welcome Session. Alfredo Carbajal, Jim Simon, Jeremy Harmon, Emilio García-Ruiz and Bill Church are speaking this morning. #NewsLeaders2018
Sept. 11-12 is this year's News Leader's Conference! Register and get your hotel room now for a discount. https://apme.site-ym.com/events/register.aspx?id=1039228&itemid=bd0b7a95-ac01-43ef-8d6c-50247c27a020
Join us in Austin to eat BBQ and nerd out on journalism. Sign up here: https://apme.site-ym.com/events/register.aspx?id=1039228!
Save the date!
Brandon Silverman of CrowdTangle breaks news at #NewsLeaders2017. CrowdTangle is now FREE and focused on local news. Check it out at CrowdTangle.com/localnews.
Brandon Silverman of CrowdTangle breaks news at #NewsLeaders2017.
Jason White, manager of U.S. news media partnership at Facebook, joins Bill Church at the #newsleaders2017 conference.
Keynote speaker Leonard Pitts Jr. and his discussion "Guts: False Objectivity and the Danger of Truth" at #newsleaders2017.
Mark Baldwin, Summer Moore, David Plazas and Joe Woolley close out the pre-conference workshop discussing community engagement at the 2017 News Leadership Conference.
Kendrick Meek, the Democrat running for the U.S. Senate in Florida, speaks to editors at APME on Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010
Florida Gov. Charlie Crist, an independent candidate for the U.S. Senate, speaking to editors at APME's conference at the Poynter Institute in St. Petersburgs on Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010.
