Preferred Partners
"Our Preferred Partners alliance brings together two principles that hold great promise for the next-generation publisher," said Michael Galloway, president and founder of Catholic Online. "It provides a showcase for them to connect quality writings with readers worldwide that are hungry for well-produced, engaging writings; and it does so within a brand new economic model that makes new media a viable outlet for epic journalism, rich with detail and timeless in their relevance."
Catholic Online's Preferred Partners combines writing, photography, video and audio elements to deliver a uniquely powerful and immersive experience to its audience.
Our publication represents an integrated way of thinking about the e-commerce opportunity in online publishing; viewers of any story by our Preferred Partners are one click away from purchasing related products, such as books and photos, or from licensing the media elements separately or as complete stories.
For example, visitors who are impressed by Preferred Partner "A" can buy the book from Catholic Online's Bookstore with a single click. A picture editor at another publication can click through to Preferred Partner "B" and license their images for a related story.
This innovative approach to e-commerce makes Catholic Online Preferred Partners a multifaceted revenue opportunity for publishers who stand to earn royalties from incremental transactions in addition to any licensing fees paid.
Our goal is to reduce the friction of visiting several websites, to create a single place for people to enjoy great stories and make it easy for them to transact not only with our sponsors and advertisers, but also with our contributors.
Catholic Online is Very Proud to Partner with the following great organizations.
Catholic Press Association of the United States and Canada presented the Courier with 11 awards May 27, 2005, during the association's annual convention in Orlando, Florida. The association represents more than 200 U.S. and Canadian newspapers (primarily diocesan-sponsored) and nearly 250 magazines, as well as newsletters and foreign-language publications. Total readership of CPA publications is nearly 27 million.
The Courier also ranked fifth among all of the state's "single-flag newspapers" (those not owned by chains) for total points earned in the NYPA awards competition. NYPA represents primarily secular, weekly newspapers throughout the state.
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It’s an independent journal of opinion edited and managed by lay Catholics. Twenty-two issues a year; usually 32 pages. Offices in a building on Manhattan’s Upper West Side with a good view of the Hudson River and beyond.
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Union of Catholic Asian News is linked to UCIP (International Catholic Union of the Press), the official Church print media organization. UCA News was founded by two UCIP regional associations: EACPA (East Asia Catholic Press Association) and SEACPA (Southeast Asia Catholic Press Association). UCA News is a member of FIAC (International Federation of Catholic News Agencies), which is one of several federations that constitute UCIP.
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Canadian Catholic News (CCN), a cooperative news service serving media
across Canada, brings together the efforts of Catholic newspapers,
radio and television to provide an accurate, dependable coast-to-coast
picture of the Catholic Church in action. It also provides a look at
the issues affecting the common good through the prism of Catholic
social teachings.
CCN maintains a bureau on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, the nation’s
capital, to provide a Catholic perspective on political, economic,
social and cultural events for its members.
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The NZ Catholic website aims to help you keep abreast of Catholic news worldwide without having to scan the contents of dozens of websites every day. Although it is an online companion to New Zealand’s national Catholic newspaper, it is not an online version of NZ Catholic.
Most of the content of the website does not appear in print; and most of the newspaper does not appear online. Both use reports by NZ Catholic staff and correspondents, as well as coverage by international Catholic news services.
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Catholics United for the Faith (CUF) is an international lay apostolate, building on the only sure foundation for happiness and renewal of the family and society: the teachings of Jesus Christ and His Church.
Founded by H. Lyman Stebbins in 1968 to support, defend, and advance the efforts of the teaching Church, CUF has helped tens of thousands of people discover and strengthen their Catholic faith.
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To the thousands of Catholics who read a copy every week, the words Our Sunday Visitor mean a bright, informative, entertaining Catholic weekly newspaper that has been around, like an old familiar friend, for most of this century.
Some of them would be surprised to learn that Our Sunday Visitor is also the name of one of the largest Catholic publishing companies in the U.S. - involved in the production of religious books, catechetical materials and numerous periodicals - as well as the home of America's favorite Catholic weekly.
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The National Catholic Register is a Newspaper for Active Catholics, at the Service of Families
The National Catholic Register, founded in 1927 by Msgr. William Smith, is nearly 80 years old. It is an important part of American Church history.
In each issue: National News, Vatican News, World News, Inperson interview, Commentary & Opinion, Travel: History and Saints, Books & Education, Arts & Culture, Culture of Life.
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The National Catholic Reporter Publishing Company reports, comments and reflects on the church and society. It strives for excellence in its publications, supporting a full, honest and open exchange of ideas. It works out of a Roman Catholic tradition and an ecumenical spirit. It emphasizes solidarity with the oppressed and respect for all. It understands that peace, justice and integrity of environment are not only goals but also avenues of life.
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MAGNIFICAT is a lavishly printed, easy-to-read pocket-sized worship aid, of more than 400 pages.
An annual subscription promises fourteen issues – once a month with special issues for Holy Week and Christmas.
MAGNIFICAT can be used to follow the daily Mass and can also be read at home for personal or family prayer.
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America Press, Inc., publishes America, a weekly magazine founded by Jesuits of the United States in 1909. It also sponsors the Catholic Book Club, a Catholic "book of the month" club. The board of directors of America are the ten Jesuit provincials and the president of the Jesuit Conference in the United States. America Press, Inc., is a nonprofit, tax exempt corporation. America is a member of the Catholic Press Association.
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ACI Prensa is the Catholic press agency in Latin America. It was founded in Lima, Peru, in 1980 by Fr. Adalbert Marie Mohm (1986).
ACI Prensa (www.aciprensa.com) is currently the largest provider of Catholic news in Spanish and Portuguese.
News generated in ACI Prensa's newsrooms are published in Spanish on www.aciprensa.com, the largest Spanish Catholic site on the Web. It is also published on our Portuguese-language Web site www.acidigital.com.
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