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April 14, 2004
Newsdesk.org Joins National Credibility Project
APME program includes May 26 election event
By the Editors
Newsdesk.org has been chosen by the Associated Press Managing Editors and the Online News Association to produce the San Francisco Bay Area edition of the APME Credibility Roundtable program.
The event will happen on May 26 at the World Affairs Council in San Francisco. Booking is still in progress; confirmed guests include John Diaz, editorial page editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, and Matt Mansfield, deputy managing editor of the San Jose Mercury News.
The event will be free to the public, and is intended to spur feedback and dialog between editors and readers.
The APME Credibility Roundtable is a national program founded to help address issues of media credibility.
This year the roundtable focus is on coverage of the upcoming national elections in November.
Newsdesk.org is also participating in the APME's reader survey project, giving our readers the chance to join national editorial surveys examining press coverage of the day's compelling issues. We'll publish articles related to each survey as they become available.
APME reader survey articles to date:
Apr. 14: "Fallujah Photos Provoke Readers and Editors"
Jan. 28: "Readers Weigh in on Election Coverage"
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Subscribe READERS SPEAK
Part One: CBS, media and public trust
Part Two: Do Blogs Matter? Part Three: Local political news more trusted
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