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Creator of StopTauntonCasino.com reveals himself (5/14/2012)
(Massachusetts) -- City residents on both sides of the casino issue are increasingly making their presence felt online, using websites and social media as ways to spread...
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Whiteclay
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NORRELL: When fat cat reporters come to town (5/14/2012)
(USA) -- When outside reporters come to Indian country, they seem to think that local reporters and editors are really anxious to work for them for free, and also to be...
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Florida Gaming
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Gambling bill writers need dictionary (4/30/2012)
(Florida) -- Expansion. Say it with me now. Expaaaaaansion. It almost sounds like what it means. And here is the dictionary definition: [ik-span'-shuhn] "......
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Trust Issues
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ICTMN’s Rob Capriccioso Discusses Billion-Dollar Settlement on NPR (4/17/2012)
(Washington D.C.) -- Indian Country Today Media Network’s Washington, D.C. Bureau Chief Rob Capriccioso appeared on National Public Radio to discuss the recent...
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Native Voices
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Tim Giago: Dulaney was named 'Waonspekiye' or teacher (4/16/2012)
(South Dakota) -- The first I ever heard of Professor William I. Dulaney was in 1983 when I received a letter, it was not known as snail-mail back then, saying that he...
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Native American Journalists Association founder to speak in Bismarck (4/14/2012)
(North Dakota) -- The founder of founder of the Native American Journalists Association will speak in Bismarck next week. Oglala Lakota Tribe member Tim Giago will be...
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Tim Giago: Turtle Mountain Times marks its 20th anniversary (3/25/2012)
(South Dakota) -- The man on the phone said simply, “We want you to help our tribe start a weekly newspaper.” The man on the line was Richard J. “...
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RAVE: Entrepreneurism a good business as Buffalo’s Fire launches the first Native mobile news app (3/21/2012)
(Montana) -- Have you ever thought about doing something that intrigued and scared you at the same time?
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GIAGO: Newspaper business should take a look at past (3/19/2012)
(South Dakota) -- When radio appeared on the national scene in the early 1900s speculation began about its impact on the newspaper industry.
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Tim Giago: Inspiring a new generation of Native Americans (2/27/2012)
(South Dakota) -- I received an email from a guy named Lee Carson who wrote, “I hope you die.” Kind of a harsh thing to say about anybody, but when it is...
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Chickasaw Nation delegation visits FNX (2/24/2012)
(California) -- FNX was honored to host a delegation from the Chickasaw Nation at the Feb 10 Ceremonial Unity Launch in our KVCR/FNX studios. Phillip Perkins, Justin...
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FNX debuts "See How She Works" from Randi Rourke Barreiro (2/24/2012)
(California) -- FNX is proud to welcome guest blogger Randi Rourke Barreiro (Akwesasne Mohawk) to FNX Beat. Randi is an award-winning writer, editor, and entrepreneur...
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Cherokee Phoenix celebrates 184 years (2/21/2012)
(Oklahoma) -- Cherokee Phoenix was the first Native American newspaper and the first bilingual publication in North America. Today it celebrates its 184th birthday.
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JODI RAVE: New online source for Native news unveiled (2/21/2012)
(Montana) -- Journalist Jodi Rave found a hole in the World Wide Web. "There are very few spaces or places on the Internet that you can get a good sense of what...
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Ojibwe Writer Seeks Out The Beauty Of 'Rez Life' (2/20/2012)
(Minnesota) -- Stories about life on Native American reservations often focus on the hardships — alcoholism, drugs, violence and poverty. In Rez Life: An Indian...
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Tobacco & Cigarettes
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Manitoba takes fight with native smoke shop to Facebook (3/23/2012)
(Manitoba) -- The Manitoba government is trying to crack down on an illegal First Nations smoke shop, in part by preventing people from using Facebook or other websites...
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Gun Lake
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1998 story: Tribe's casino is years from opening (2/23/2012)
(Michigan) -- Work toward building a casino in Calhoun County is likely to speed up now, but the casino's opening appears to be at least 2 1/2 years away.
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Sheboygan Casino
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Group running radio ads attacking tribe behind Sheboygan casino project (2/20/2012)
(Wisconsin) -- A Columbus, Wis.-based special interest group began running radio attack ads today alleging that the northern Wisconsin Indian tribe looking to build an...
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Seneca Nation
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Varied accounts paint fuzzy picture of casino scuffle (2/19/2012)
(New York) -- Perhaps the craziest thing about the casino brawl that has left Sen. Mark J. Grisanti’s political career in peril and his wife, Maria, with a...
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'What's next on the story about Grisanti and the Seneca Niagara casino?' Here's the answer (2/18/2012)
(New York) -- During my live chat on Thursday, a reader asked me what The News was working on related to the strange tale of State Senator Mark Grisanti and the brawl at...
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Seneca President’s Comment on Casino Incident (2/17/2012)
(New York) -- The following is a statement from Seneca Nation of Indians President Robert Odawi Porter following an incident at Seneca Niagara Casino Friday night...
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Attawapiskat Crisis
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Al Jazeera’s Got Aboriginals Covered (2/12/2012)
(Canada) -- The recent public outcry in Canada about the plight of Attawapiskat and other First Nations prompted ongoing media coverage not only throughout the country...
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Covering the Crisis: Can Mainstream Media Attention Help Attawapiskat Long-Term? (12/22/2011)
(Ontario) -- Not long ago, few had even heard of Attawapiskat. It’s a remote First Nation community that has gone from relative obscurity to being the center of a...
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Online Business
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Churchill Downs Moves Online with Bluff Poker Purchase (2/12/2012)
(Kentucky) -- Churchill Downs, the Louisville, Kentucky based racing operator, has taken important steps to move into the online gaming sphere ahead of imminent changes...
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Churchill buys poker magazine, websites (2/10/2012)
(Kentucky) -- Churchill Downs Inc. announced Friday after the close of the stock market that it had bought a poker magazine and associated websites. Purchase price was...
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Churchill Downs buys poker media company Bluff (2/10/2012)
(Kentucky) -- Churchill Downs has purchased a multimedia poker company, along with the company’s registered domain sites, in a transaction that signals the company...
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Fighting Sioux
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UND asks media, others to stop using Fighting Sioux nickname, logo (12/28/2011)
(North Dakota) -- UND has asked local media outlets and others who cover university news and sports to move away from use of the Fighting Sioux nickname and American...
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Snowbowl
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Snowmaking dominates environmental news in 2011 (12/26/2011)
(Arizona) -- 2011 brought plans for mining near Petrified Forest National Park, the arrival of a voracious bug in the Grand Canyon and wrangling over whether to prohibit...
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Other News
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Seattle reveals surprises for Hopi High radio/journalism quartet (5/15/2012)
(Washington) -- As four Hopi High radio/journalism students descended into Seattle, they didn't know they were in for two surprises at the national Journalism...
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RIGHT WING POV: Law professor: Warren’s ancestor rounded up Cherokees before Trail of Tears (5/9/2012)
(Massachusetts) -- Cornell Law School professor William A. Jacobson, citing a genealogist, claimed Tuesday that Massachusetts Senate hopeful Elizabeth Warren‘s...
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Native Sun News: Newspaper takes home nine media awards (5/8/2012)
(South Dakota) -- Native Sun News won big in this year’s Better Newspapers Contest sponsored by the South Dakota Newspaper Association for excellence in journalism.
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BLOG: Grieving Mom Cries for Help: Says Local Media and Police Chief Wrongfully Blame Her for Her Baby’s Death (5/7/2012)
(South Dakota) -- A sobbing mother who lost her 3-year-old son in a vehicle accident on Friday and has most of her immediate family in intensive care today called Last...
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Gross Disrespect in Headlines Native American Journalist Association Reacts (5/5/2012)
(Oklahoma) -- This week the US Senate race between incumbent Senator Scott Brown and his challenger, Democrat Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren in Massachusetts became...
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GamblingCompliance launches free app (4/26/2012)
(London) -- GamblingCompliance Quarterly is a new, free to download application that showcases some of the best content from the online services at www....
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FNX TV expands with Verizon FiOS channel 471 (4/26/2012)
(California) -- FNX: First Nations Experience Television announced today that it is expanding its viewing audience through the addition of Channel 471 on Verizon’s...
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UBC Journalism Partners with First Nations to Report on Major Health Issues (4/23/2012)
(British Columbia) -- An innovative UBC Graduate School of Journalism project provides a hard-hitting look into efforts by Aboriginal communities to address such major...
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Crazy Horse spurs young Indian media (4/21/2012)
(South Dakota) -- Native American Indians are the most underrepresented minority in the professional news media. But 43 young Indian high school would-be journalists...
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Native Sun News: Political cartoonist takes bow from paper (4/21/2012)
(South Dakota) -- After almost three years as Native Sun News’ keen-eyed political cartoonist, Del Iron Cloud has made the tough choice to retire.
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Cherokee Nation Tribal Council approves shield law for journalists (4/17/2012)
(Oklahoma) -- The Cherokee Nation Tribal Council has unanimously adopted a shield law that protects journalists from having to reveal confidential sources in tribal...
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Cherokee Nation Tribal Council passes shield law, names commissioners (4/17/2012)
(Oklahoma) -- The Cherokee Nation is now one of the first tribes in the country to offer journalists protection from revealing their sources, thanks to a shield law...
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CN council adopts journalist shield law (4/17/2012)
(Oklahoma) -- The Cherokee Nation Tribal Council on Monday unanimously approved an act shielding journalists from punitive or retaliatory action if they refuse to reveal...
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OUR OPINION: A tribally funded free press (4/17/2012)
(North Dakota) -- If frustrated tribal members want to break the cycle of mismanagement, what can they do? Here’s one idea. And it has nothing to do with tribal...
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Businessman accused of fleecing $190,000 from radio project (4/15/2012)
(Arizona) -- T he federal government has filed suit in Prescott, Ariz., to recover more than $130,000 from a Flagstaff businessman who allegedly hoodwinked the IHS and a...
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Marty Two Bulls Wins Journalism Award for ICTMN Cartoons (4/11/2012)
(South Dakota) -- Marty Two Bulls, editorial cartoonist for Indian Country Today Media Network, has won a Sigma Delta Chi award from the Society of Professional...
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Tribal College Journal launches digital edition (4/9/2012)
(Colorado) -- Throughout Tribal College Journal’s 22-year history, its staff members have always embraced the latest technologies. In 2011, TCJ launched a new...
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Journalism and Native Storytelling: Writer Richard Wagamese Bridges the Gap (3/31/2012)
(Canada) -- Ojibwe author, journalist, producer and broadcaster Richard Wagamese has been making waves in the world of media since 1979.
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Indian Country Writer Wins Human Rights Award (3/25/2012)
(Virginia) -- Indian Country Today Media Network’s own Vincent Schilling spent some time in the spotlight recently. He was honored with a Human Rights Award,...
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Native media enterpreneur given human rights award (3/23/2012)
(Virginia) -- Last week, Native American Journalist, Author, Radio Host and Business Owner Vincent Schilling was presented with a Human Rights Award from the City of...
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