Kleyman joins New America Media
After 20 years at the American Society on Aging, Paul Kleyman has left his editorship of Aging Today.
He has joined the staff of New America Media to help develop an age beat for ethnic media as associate director, elders newsbeat.
Paul Kleyman (Photo: Frank Klein)
He says his team will be writing original stories, providing links and news digests, glossaries and more as part of the online news service for almost 3,000 ethnic media outlets.
“It’s an exciting and challenging move for me,” Kleyman says. He adds that, because the Journalists Exchange on Aging is an independent entity, he hopes to reconstitute his Age Beat Online newsletter soon.
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