The National Newspaper Publishers Association
Chicago Reporter, The, July, 2001
* An estimated 200 black newspapers nationwide enjoy a combined weekly circulation of 15 million. Still, they have never been linked by one news service--until now. The National Newspaper Publishers Association, a Washington, D.C.-based organization of 200 African American papers, recently formed the NNPA News Service, or "the black Associated Press," according to Benjamin T.
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Jealous, the association's executive director. AT&T and United Parcel Service each gave the service $125,000 in start-up grants to insure speedy news distribution, Internet access to stories and more investigative reporting.
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