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The Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute (RJI) is a world-class center for researching and testing new models of journalism in this era of technological advances.

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Peter Meng, adFreeq chief executive officer and Reynolds Fellow

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Social-classifieds company adFreeq awarded $50,000 St. Louis Arch Grant

Thu, May 23, 2013 22:41 CET

• Grant committee selects 20 startups from more than 700 applicationsadFreeq , a socially integrated classified ad system incubated at the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute, is one of 20 startups to be awarded a $50,000 St. Louis Arch Grant . The goal of the Arch Grants is to help create “more robust startup culture and infrastructure,” in St. Louis. More than 700 companies applied for an Arch Grant this spring. The winning startups must agree to open a business office in St. Louis and provide financial and job growth

Reynolds Fellow taps social media to aggregate and distribute classified ads

Thu, May 09, 2013 22:02 CET

Newspaper website tests new revenue platformColumbia, Mo. — Buyers and sellers can now place and view ads through a new socially integrated classified ad system on the Columbia Missourian’s newspaper website. The adFreeq, LLC development team is working with the daily newspaper as its initial public test site and will be expanding to other online newspaper and media publishers soon, said Peter Meng , adFreeq co-founder and chief executive officer. Meng created adFreeq

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Social-classifieds company adFreeq awarded $50,000 St. Louis Arch Grant

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