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[[Jesse Chambers]] succeeded Brock as interim editor until the hiring of [[Nick Patterson]]. [[Heather Milam]] is the paper's general manager. | [[Jesse Chambers]] succeeded Brock as interim editor until the hiring of [[Nick Patterson]]. [[Heather Milam]] is the paper's general manager. | ||
In January [[2013]] the weekly newspaper announced a partnership agreement with ''[[The Tuscaloosa News]]'' to distribute WELD to the daily's Birmingham-area subscribers and share certain resources. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* "[http://weldbham.com/blog/2012/05/19/brock-leaves-weld-for-birmingham-chambers-named-interim-editor/ Brock leaves Weld for Birmingham, Chambers named interim editor]" (May 19, 2012) ''Weld for Birmingham'' | * "[http://weldbham.com/blog/2012/05/19/brock-leaves-weld-for-birmingham-chambers-named-interim-editor/ Brock leaves Weld for Birmingham, Chambers named interim editor]" (May 19, 2012) ''Weld for Birmingham'' | ||
* Kelly, Mark (June 21, 2012) "Riding the Wave". ''Weld'' | * Kelly, Mark (June 21, 2012) "Riding the Wave". ''Weld'' | ||
* Kelly, Mark (January 20, 2013) "[http://weldbham.com/blog/2013/01/20/the-start-of-something-big/ The start of something big]" ''Weld'' | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 20:37, 22 January 2013
Weld for Birmingham is a weekly alternative newspaper and website founded in 2011 by Mark Kelly and Kyle Whitmire. Its stated mission was provide high quality journalism as a service to advertisers, and to promote positive change in the Birmingham area. Its offices are located at 2312 1st Avenue North. The paper absorbed many former staff members of Birmingham Weekly and was originally anchored by Whitmire's popular political reporting.
Glenny Brock, who had been the paper's managing editor, resigned in May 2012. In July of that year, WELD partnered with Birmingham 365 to publish event listings online. Whitmire, the paper's "new media editor", and staff writer Madison Underwood were hired away by the Alabama Media Group, content provider to The Birmingham News and al.com.
Jesse Chambers succeeded Brock as interim editor until the hiring of Nick Patterson. Heather Milam is the paper's general manager.
In January 2013 the weekly newspaper announced a partnership agreement with The Tuscaloosa News to distribute WELD to the daily's Birmingham-area subscribers and share certain resources.
References
- "Brock leaves Weld for Birmingham, Chambers named interim editor" (May 19, 2012) Weld for Birmingham
- Kelly, Mark (June 21, 2012) "Riding the Wave". Weld
- Kelly, Mark (January 20, 2013) "The start of something big" Weld
External links
- Weld for Birmingham website