John Labovitz's E-Zine-List

This is a list of electronic 'zines around the world, accessible via the Web, FTP, email, and other services.

News & Updates

The American Reporter

The Internet's First Daily Newspaper, Since 1995

American Reporter Correspondents file news, columns and features daily from around the world. Founded April 10, 1995 by Editor-in-Chief Joe Shea with a group of 30 reporters from the online Society of Professional Journalists discussion list, it is celebrated for fine writing and for getting the Communications Decency Act declared unconstitutional in the landmark Shea v Reno First Amendment case in Manhattan Federal court in July, 1996. It is owned by the journalists who contribute stories to it, and supplies other Web sites and print publications with articles through a penny per word reprint service. It is hosted by Mclatchy's Nando New Media group.

Frequency

Format(s)

ASCII, Web

ISSN

Keywords

reporting (2), intelligence (6), Indonesia (2), editorials (12), Asian business (1), science (63), democracy (2), technology (130), medicine (22), news (322)

Access

Web: http://www.american-reporter.com

Sample

Web:
To: joeshea@netcom.com
Subject: I'd like a sample copy of AR
Text: Please send me a copy of AR. I'd like to learn more about it. Thanks!

Subscription

Web
To: joeshea@netcom.com
Subject: Subscription
Text: subscribe AR

Publisher

The American Reporter

Staff

Lucy Komisar(Theater Editor)
Bill Johnson(Chief of Correspondents)
Andy Oram(Webmaster)
Jim Trageser(Music Editor)
Elaine Hopkins(Science & Medicine Editor)
Joe Shea(Editor-in-Chief)

Submission Guidelines

AR seeks new writers as equity stakeholders who earn ownership in the publication with each word they write. News reporting is especially sought. AR clients also buy articles for a penny a word. Previous reporting experience is desired. Contact joeshea@netcom.com or sjscott80@aol.com for info.