What does NAA stand for?

Newspaper Association of America

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Hudler, a native of Kansas, has worked in a variety of advertising, marketing and general management positions at newspapers around the country and is a board member of the Newspaper Association of America.

Publisher of The Tennessean retires, successor set

9 billion dollars in the same quarter a year ago, according to figures released by the Newspaper Association of America (NAA).

US newspaper ad revenue down nearly 28 percent

If anyone in the news business actually has ink in their veins, it is most likely William Dean Singleton, vice chair and CEO of MediaNews Group, chair of the board of the Associated Press, and former chair of the board of the Newspaper Association of America.

Dean Singleton

9 percent in 2007, according to the Newspaper Association of America.

Extra, Extra! Newspapers Doing Great! (Overseas)

The Newspaper Association of America, the largest trade group of U.

Measure aims to halt media-ownership rule

Q3 as bad as we thought: The Newspaper Association of America said late last month that revenue from print advertising in the third quarter of 2007 fell nine percent, to $10.

BRIEFS

The Newspaper Association of America reports more than 40 instances in recent years in which reporters and media organizations have been subpoenaed or questioned about their confidential sources, their notes and their reporting on cases in federal courts.

Shielding sources; Federal act would safeguard people's right to know

In fact, statistics from the Newspaper Association of America show the number of U.

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