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Article: Introducing The NEW Indianapolis Recorder
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Mays, Carolene
Indianapolis Recorder
06-30-2000
Introducing The NEW Indianapolis Recorder
The Indianapolis Recorder is a 105-year-old publication and is the fourth
oldest surviving African American newspaper in the nation. So what makes it
new?
A lot of things!
The Recorder began changing in 1990 under the new ownership of local
businessman William G. Mays. It began to re-evolve two years ago with new
objectives and direction, under new management. However now, in the year
2000 those goals have taken shape and the Recorder has made a major
transformation in appearance, display, readability and performance.
The creativity has been explosive. New concepts and ideas have emerged. The
changes are evident ...