(February 4, 2004) — The American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE), a professional society for editors of trade and business-to-business publications in the United States, today applauded the release of Best Practices of the Business Press (170 … read more
March 10, 2004 CLEVELAND — The American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) has signed on to be a sponsor of The 2004 Tabbies awards, the inaugural editorial and design competition being launched by Trade, Association and Business … read more
March 18, 2004 — Seventeen journalism organizations — representing more than 25,000 journalists — today joined the Association of Health Care Journalists in asking the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to stop using video news … read more
Tasia Scolinos will explain classes of restricted information; Philadelphia Inquirer editor to moderate discussion. April 6, 2004—Could editors or publishers of technical publications be held liable for for publishing certain information under the USA PATRIOT Act? Tasia Scolinos, … read more
April 27, 2004 —ASBPE is the exclusive publisher of new research on journalistic ethics in business-to-business publications. Conducted by Laura Watilo Blake in 2003 as part of her work toward her masters degree in journalism at Kent State … read more
Career highlights include helping create computer journalism market and instilling it with deep editorial integrity. May 20, 2004— In selecting Patrick J. McGovern as ASBPE’s 2004 Lifetime Achievement Award winner, the Society focuses on the extremes of what … read more
Adam Minter receives society’s first Stephen Barr Award for feature writing for Scrap magazine series on China’s recycling industry. Philadelphia (June 25, 2004) —Computerworld and CSO magazine, a publication for corporate security officers, were named the large- and … read more
Editors cite cutbacks, increased workloads, lack of recognition. Complete results available to members online; nonmembers may purchase copies of the study. Gosh, a lot of unhappy editors. In ASBPE’s 2004 Salary Survey, conducted in May by Arcola Research … read more
D.C. ASBPE cohosts event examining ethical considerations arising from growth of interest-group media. National Press Club, January 12, 2005 Did community newspaper publisher Brian Timpone cross an ethical line by failing to disclose to the readers of the … read more
Theme of March 3 conference: turning readers into readership. Do you think your readers have a short attention span? Many do. However, we have tools to turn readers into readership. At ASBPE’s annual Western Winter Workshop, March 3 … read more
