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2011 News Division Candidates
Votes for the 2001 election for News Division candidates can be cast using SurveyMonkey. The link to the ballot is URL: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NewsD2011 The slate of candidates is listed below. Chair Elect: Debra BadeDebra Bade is currently beginning work as a … Continue reading
Meet Deb Hunt: Candidate for SLA President-Elect 2012
The candidates for 2012 SLA President-elect, David Cappoli and Deb Hunt, were interviewed by e-mail for NEWS LIBRARY NEWS, so members can get to know them as voting takes place September 7 – 28, 2011. Deb Hunt’s responses follow in … Continue reading
Meet David Cappoli: Candidate for SLA President-Elect 2012
The 2012 candidates for SLA President-elect, David Cappoli and Deb Hunt, were both interviewed by e-mail for NEWS LIBRARY NEWS so members can get to know them in advance of voting, which takes place September 7 – 28, 2011. David … Continue reading
New 2010 Census Data Project from IRE
We all know that the 2010 Census data has started to come out, giving newsrooms updated demographic information from the once-every-10-years count of the American population. The Census Bureau website has detailed information and a schedule of new releases. But … Continue reading
Notes from the Chair: Exchanging Ideas
Considering there are so many online platforms and outlets these days for communication and socializing, meeting for an in-person conversation seems a comparatively rare and refreshing event. Earlier this month, librarians from the SLA Boston chapter got together for an … Continue reading
Aside Bar – From the Editor
I overheard an editor and reporter the other day discussing coverage of upcoming events in the reporter’s beat. She had looked through all of her materials and couldn’t find a thing going on: “It’s August. Who would want to get … Continue reading