Tagged: Alliance Of Area Business Publishers

Shop Talk (Lance Turner Editor's Note)

Shop Talk (Lance Turner Editor's Note)

OpinionEditor's Note

Takeaways from the Alliance of Area Business Publishers’ annual conference, including a word from a Biden administration official on the rising inflation that threatens to derail the pandemic comeback. read more >

Be Careful Out There (Gwen Moritz Editor's Note)

Be Careful Out There (Gwen Moritz Editor's Note)

OpinionBanking & FinanceLegalTransportationEditor's Note

A $2.4 million scam perpetrated against the Arkansas Department of Transportation is a particularly useful case for business executives to consider since it involves a simple, unsophisticated and yet exceptionally effective form of fraud, and any business that pays employees or vendors is vulnerable. read more >

ABPG Wins 5 National Awards for Excellence

ABPG Wins 5 National Awards for Excellence

Arkansas Business' coverage of Walmart Inc.'s response to a spate of gun-related incidents in its stores and a former state senator's acknowledgement that he accepted bribes are recognized with gold awards from the Alliance of Area Business Publishers. read more >

Just My Luck (Gwen Moritz Editor's Note)

Just My Luck (Gwen Moritz Editor's Note)

OpinionBanking & FinanceTechnology & TelecomEditor's Note

The vast majority of daily local newspapers are cash-starved — the first industry to starve to death when consumer demand for its product is at an all-time high. read more >

ABPG Wins 5 Awards for Excellence at AABP

ABPG Wins 5 Awards for Excellence at AABP

Arkansas Business, ArkansasBusiness.com and Greenhead magazine received five awards for editorial excellence in 2017 at the Alliance of Area Business Publishers conference held in Washington last week. read more >

eVersity and The Innovator’s Dilemma (Gwen Moritz Editor's Note)

eVersity and The Innovator’s Dilemma (Gwen Moritz Editor's Note)

OpinionTechnology & TelecomEditor's Note

Utah publishing CEO Clark Gilbert has delivered a directive that's astounded other publishers: You have to separate your online news — your disruptive technology — from your legacy print news. You have to treat it like a different company. You have to staff it with people who have digital DNA. Online news and print news are different products with different business plans, he said, and their staffs have different jobs to do for different customers. read more >