Gibson County’s oldest, continuous business institution celebrated its 150th anniversary in 1996 – a milestone by any means, especially for the newspaper industry. Founded in 1846, the Princeton Daily Clarion has played a vital role in the Gibson County community, keeping the readers up-to-date on current events, both at home and throughout the world. The Clarion’s current circulation totals 6,800. Add to the Clarion’s rich history the accomplishments of its sister newspaper, The Oakland City Journal, a 115-year-old weekly. Total production of the Journal takes place at the Princeton plant so that East Gibson readers are provided the latest news for their area.

The Oakland City Journal debuted in February 1893, first as a weekly and, after a short time, a semi-weekly. Currently, 1,700 readers subscribe to the Journal. The newspaper’s 125th anniversary edition was dedicated to W. Steele Gilmore, who from a “boy reporter” at age 17 launched an impressive journalism career. Gilmore eventually became editor-in-chief of the Detroit News and later received the highest honor for editors when he became president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors. Efficiency is further achieved in the business office and circulation department with the help of a computerized billing system. Efficiency is further achieved in the business office and circulation department with the help of a computerized billing system.

For more information, please visit http://www.tristate-media.com

More than 75 years ago, the first edition of the Peru Daily Tribune hit the streets, the product of a group of striking printers from other newspapers in the city. The first edition came out on April 16, 1921, from a small office on South Broadway. A subscription cost 12 cents per week. The modest beginning came when the local printers claimed they were locked out by the city’s two daily newspapers then – the Peru Journal and the Peru Chronicle. It was not easy for the Peru Daily Tribune to get started, what with two other daily papers and several other publications in Peru and Miami County already established. At the time of the Tribune’s first edition, there were at least nine other newspapers in the county.

In addition to the Tribune, Journal and Chronicle dailies, the Miami County Sentinel and the Peru Republican published on a semi-weekly basis. The Peru Tribune has won numerous awards for writing, editing, advertising, circulation, photography and typography. The paper strives to become a one-stop information source for news and advertising in Miami County. Randy Mitchell became publisher of the Tribune and Plain Dealer July 18, 2005. He had been circulation director of The Jonesboro Sun for three years. The Peru Tribune has won numerous awards for writing, editing, advertising, circulation, photography and typography. The paper strives to become a one-stop information source for news and advertising in Miami County.

For more information, please visit http://www.perutribune.com

Greensburg, located in picturesque Decatur County in southeastern Indiana, is conveniently situated on Interstate 74 between Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Greensburg is known for the world-famous Tower Tree, which pokes out of the Decatur County Courthouse, and is a destination point for visitors and travelers alike. While home to generations of native Decatur Countians, Greensburg and Decatur County have welcomed many new residents to the area, especially during the last few years. Building on a vibrant downtown, the area is seeing strong retail and industrial growth.

Delta Faucet, one of the area’s largest employers, is currently undergoing a $10 million dollar expansion in its plating and distribution division. Many residents enjoy the simple pleasures of small-town life, such as meeting at local restaurants each morning for coffee and a group discussion of what has happened since the previous morning, or working out with friends at the YMCA. Others are caught up in the growth of the community, as new business and industry move into the area. The Daily News has served Decatur and surrounding counties since 1894, reaching nearly 14,000 readers Tuesday through Saturday, and nearly 30,000 readers on Mondays.

For more information, please visit http://www.greensburgdailynews.com

SNA is the only non-profit, professional trade association specifically serving the suburban and community newspaper industry. SNA’s membership is comprised of over 2,000 newspapers in the US and Canada. Many of SNA’s valuable membership benefits and services are available exclusively to our members for free or at deeply discounted “Member Rates.” SNA represents and supports the suburban and community newspaper industry through leadership, education, promotion, research and the advancement of high standards. SNA supports the community newspaper industry and related online media through leadership, education, innovation, promotion, research and the advancement of high standards.

The SNA Foundation has officially kicked off its individual giving campaign. All donations are tax deductible, and will be used for timely research and educational programs to help suburban and community newspapers make the digital transition successfully. The SNA Foundation is the only organization of its kind that focuses its efforts exclusively on suburban and community newspapers and supports their role as the leading local information providers, now and in the future, by providing information to help them transform in a digital world; thus helping them preserve and enhance the essential role they play in their respective communities to serve and promote an informed and participatory local citizenship.

For more information, please visit http://www.suburban-news.org

The Middle East News Agency was established on 15 December 1955 as a joint stock company owned by Egyptian press establishments with a capital which did not exceed at the time LE 20,000 . Months later ,the government contributed half this sum. MENA started by transmitting scores of news items in Arabic only. The average number of items now is about 500 per day. MENA secured a mega-leap in 1996 when it began transmission via three satellites, covering Africa, Asia, Europe and South and North America. MENA now uses computers in editing and transmitting news through satellites.

At the beginning, MENA’s service was available in Arabic only with a daily transmission estimated in dozens. Yet, MENA subscribers now receive an average of 500 items daily, with an around-the-clock transmission of quarter of a million words in Arabic, English and French, covering all parts of the world, a matter which prompted the UNESCO to place MENA 11th on the list of world agencies. MENA now has six news services which are transmitted simultaneously for at least 18 hours daily and could be extended to 24 hours in major events. Overseas cast in Arabic: A service directed to subscribers outside Egypt, concentrating on major news and developments in Egypt, in addition to focusing on events and developments in the Arab world and Middle East region along with a wide-scale coverage of international events.

For more information, please visit http://www.mena.org.eg

Qatar News Agency (QNA) was established in May 25th, 1975 by the Emiri Decree number 94 of the year 1975, to become the first Arab news agency dedicated to covering the Gulf region. It is one of Qatar’s achievements in the field of information. The agency is looking forward to achieving the goals of media, the national information strategy and serving its causes. QNA follows up news and activities of both private and government sectors, publishes them and shows the country’s achievements in all spheres inside and outside the country.

The agency’s new structure aims at strengthening its role to introduce Qatar in various fields in the international arena, establish relations with various media organs and personalities abroad and organize their visit to the State, in addition to exchanging and transferring services and cooperation with local, Arab and international media organs, as well as covering local and international events and preparing them for distribution, documentation and marketing. The agency also provides media services to various state media organs through correspondents at home and abroad.

For more information, please visit http://www.qnaol.net

The Azerbaijan State Telegraph Agency – (AzerTAc) is a major news and information agency of the Republic of Azerbaijan, and the only source of the official government news. AzerTAc was founded by the Government of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic on March 1, 1920. During the Soviet period, the agency functioned under various names and restored its historical one after Azerbaijan regained its state independence. Along with the official government information, AzerTAc wires in Azerbaijani, English and Russian languages the round-the-clock news covering all spheres of life in Azerbaijan including politics, economy, culture, sports, health, environment and others.

AzerTAc is one of the founders of the Association of the National News Agencies of the Commonwealth of Independent States (ANIA), the Union of the Turkish Speaking Countries News Agencies (TKA) and the Black Sea Association of National News Agencies (BSANNA). Since 2008, AzerTAc has been a member of the consortium of Asia’a news agencies AsiaPulse. AzerTAc has bureaus in the USA, Russia, Turkey, France, Germany, Austria, Iran, Ukraine, Georgia, Central Asia and Kazakhstan, as well as all provinces of Azerbaijan.

For more information, please visit http://www.azertag.com

The mission of the NBC is to inform, educate and entertain the people of Namibia in a manner which is relevant to the developmental needs of the country.The nbcs Television Services is the force behind all the programming content that goes on air.They are responsible for the acquisition of programmes as well the production of domestic programmes.The Corporations function is to inform, entertain and contribute to the education of the people through its radio services. These services cover Namibian events both national and local as well as African and international news.

The Corporations function is to inform, entertain and contribute to the education of the people through its radio services. These services cover Namibian events both national and local as well as African and international news. The nbc runs nine- (9) radio Services, which reaches 90% of the Namibian population. The National Radio broadcasts in English (the official language) and provides a twenty-four (24) hours service.To become a professional, vibrant and dynamic public service broadcaster, which is lean, mean, efficient and cost-effective in accordance with sound business principles.

For more information, please visit http://www.nbc.com.na

Gibson County’s oldest, continuous business institution celebrated its 150th anniversary in 1996 – a milestone by any means, especially for the newspaper industry. Founded in 1846, the Princeton Daily Clarion has played a vital role in the Gibson County community, keeping the readers up-to-date on current events, both at home and throughout the world. The Clarion’s current circulation totals 6,800. Add to the Clarion’s rich history the accomplishments of its sister newspaper, The Oakland City Journal, a 115-year-old weekly. Total production of the Journal takes place at the Princeton plant so that East Gibson readers are provided the latest news for their area.

The Oakland City Journal debuted in February 1893, first as a weekly and, after a short time, a semi-weekly. Currently, 1,700 readers subscribe to the Journal. The newspaper’s 125th anniversary edition was dedicated to W. Steele Gilmore, who from a “boy reporter” at age 17 launched an impressive journalism career. Gilmore eventually became editor-in-chief of the Detroit News and later received the highest honor for editors when he became president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors. Efficiency is further achieved in the business office and circulation department with the help of a computerized billing system. Efficiency is further achieved in the business office and circulation department with the help of a computerized billing system.

For more information, please visit http://www.tristate-media.com

The Namibia Press Agency, (NAMPA), was established in 1991 as a national news agency responsible for the distribution of local, regional, and international news as well as picture services to the local and international media organisations, institutions and individuals. Today it provides its services by utilising Information Technology, as an effective method of distributing both news and pictures from within the country and around the world. Their services include news, sports events, business and economic news, feature articles, and pictures by their reporters from around the country.

They also deliver international news and pictures from REUTERS, AFP, AP and news items from the South African Press Association (SAPA), Indonesian News Agency (ANTARA) and the Press Trust of India (PTI). Daily news feeds and photographs are available to NAMPA subscribers on line, updated regularly throughout the day. To subscribes to fresh local and international news.

For more information, please visit http://www.nampa.org