In a message dated: Fri, 24 Mar 2000 08:10:44 EST
Jerry Kubeck said:
>Here is the entire email including header......I wouldn't make something
>like this up. Never mind that it could possibly help the businesses of
>Andover, we don't dare cross the ine with a public service annoouncement..
>
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>From: Taylor Armerding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Jerry -
>We do take press releases if they involve somebody who lives or works in
>Andover, or if the business is in Andover. If your release falls under any
>of those categories, e-mail it to us and we'll try to get it in.
>Taylor Armerding
>editor
I think that if you position the information such that it will help Andover
businesses, they'd be likely to throw it in. The Andover Townsman is a *very*
small paper that comes out once a week. They really just stick to Andover
related issues, since the Lawrence Eagle Tribune covers the rest of the
surrounding towns. Most of their money comes from advertising by Andover
businesses, so if they were to have something advertising a non-Andover
related event, they may feel a conflict of interest if there's also an event
in Andover on the same day.
So, though it sounds a little strange, I can kind of see their point, and
wouldn't be surprised if other small/town only newspapers had similar concerns.
--
Seeya,
Paul
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