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Lots to treasure at #Editors3D auction at Stanford

 
Come eat, drink and spend your hard-earned money on a stunning array of auction items at the opening night reception and auction from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, at the ASNE-APME conference. 

For those who can't make it to the conference, we have a few items for bid in the online auction. 

 

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Meet The Seattle Times, one of our #EDITORS3D conference sponsors

 
As the ASNE-APME conference at Stanford University (#EDITORS3D) approaches quickly, we'd like to continue our introductions of some of our generous sponsors. Meet the Pulitzer Prize-winning Seattle Times, which is among the largest remaining locally owned and independent metropolitan newspapers in the U.S. 

 

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Applications are closed for Minority Leadership Institute at ASNE-APME

 
This is a free training opportunity for mid-level emerging news leaders to acquire management skills on goal-setting, strategies, leadership style, driving diversity, and technology and innovation. 
 
ASNE will book and cover travel and two nights of lodging for every participant, and some meals during the training will be provided.

 

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Register by Tuesday to bring a colleague for only $150!

 
If you register by Tuesday, Sept. 15, for the ASNE-APME conference Oct. 16-18 at Stanford University, then you can bring your colleague  from your news organization for only $150. 

This is a special rate for a limited time only. Contact ASNE Communications Coordinator at jwon@asne.org if you're interested. 

 

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Meet Parse.ly, one of our generous #EDITORS3D conference sponsors

 
As the ASNE-APME conference at Stanford University (#EDITORS3D) approaches quickly, we'd like to continue our introductions of some of our generous sponsors. Meet Parse.ly, and learn how it helps a variety of companies that need audience insights. 

 

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Issue of drones used for journalism purposes

 
There's been a great amount of discussion about the role of drones in newsgathering (and elsewhere) lately. Although drones are useful for newsgathering, federal, state and local government entities have all expressed concern about the privacy and safety implications that arise when drones fly near other aircraft, above highly populated areas or in locations where individuals might otherwise have a reasonable expectation of privacy. 

 

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You get to bring one editor for reduced rate if you register by Sept. 15

 
If you register by Sept. 15 for the ASNE-APME conference Oct. 16-18 at Stanford University, then you can bring another editor from your news organization for only $150. 

This is a special rate for a limited time only. Contact ASNE Communications Coordinator at jwon@asne.org if you're interested. 

 

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Meet NerdWallet, one of our #EDITORS3D conference sponsors

 
As the ASNE-APME conference at Stanford University (#EDITORS3D) approaches quickly, we'd like to continue our introductions of some of our generous sponsors. Meet NerdWallet, and learn what it offers to its users and employees. 

 

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One week left to apply for free minority leadership training in Palo Alto

 
Apply by Sept. 11 to attend the Minority Leadership Institute at ASNE-APME Oct. 15-16 at Stanford University in Palo Alto. This is a free training opportunity for mid-level emerging news leaders to acquire management skills on goal-setting, strategies, leadership style, driving diversity, and technology and innovation. 
 
ASNE will book and cover travel and two nights of lodging for every participant, and some meals during the training will be provided.

 

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Book your hotel room NOW before Sept. 15 deadline, no extensions!

 
 for the ASNE-APME conference Oct. 16-18 at Stanford University. There will be no extensions after this date. The rate is $169/night for Friday, Saturdayand Sunday and $329/night for Wednesday and Thursday. 

 

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