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Publishing associations in the United States of America.

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• American Society of Newspaper Editors Online

  http://www.asne.org/
  America's oldest and largest newspaper editors group. Directing editors of daily newspapers and editors of major sources of news for daily newspapers throughout the Americas are eligible for membership.

• Association of American Publishers (AAP)

  http://www.publishers.org/
  The principal trade association of the book publishing industry. Organization includes over 200 members throughout the United States.

• Association of American University Presses

  http://www.aaupnet.org/
  The Association of American University Presses is a trade association of more than 100 non-profit academic and scholarly publishers worldwide.

• Bookbuilders of Boston

  http://www.bbboston.org/
  Organization bringing together people involved in book publishing and manufacturing in New England.

• Colorado Independent Publishers Association

  http://cipabooks.com/
  Specializes in independent publishing in Colorado. Details of association's activities and a member survey on the site.

• NAIPR

  http://www.naipr.org/
  National Association of Independent Publishers Representatives - a trade association of sales representatives serving book publishers.

• National Federation of Abstracting and Information

  http://nfais.org/
  The National Federation of Abstracting and Information Services (NFAIS -- a membership organization made up of producers and distributors of digital information services for research and professional communities.

• Sacramento Publishers Association

  http://www.sacpublishers.org/
  A coalition of independent self-publishers and small presses in Northern California exchanging advice regarding all aspects of publishing.

• Southeastern Advertising Publishers Association

  http://www.sapatoday.com/
  Describes this non-profit regional trade association, representing free community papers and "shoppers" in ten states. Includes information on their services and lists of member-newspapers.

• The Guild of Book Workers

  http://www.guildofbookworkers.org/
  National organization of all the book arts. Includes training, exhibition, and membership information, as well as a newsletter, supply directory and listserv archive.

• Women's National Book Association

  http://www.wnba-books.org/
  Promotes reading and supports the role of women in the community of the book.

 

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