Record number of news stories posted


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January 2006

If you didn’t make a habit of visiting ChiroEco.com for news on the chiropractic profession and industry, you may have missed out on a lot of need-to-know information during 2005. ChiroEco.com posted a record number of news stories — 451 — throughout the year.

News is updated at least twice a week, said Linda Segall, editor of Chiropractic Economics magazine. She emphasized that breaking news is posted immediately — and sent out in a special-edition electronic newsletter, Newsflash. Normally, the Newsflash is e-mailed to subscribers about every three weeks.

Segall said that the top news story for 2005 was a short article that reported on the retailer JC Penney featuring chiropractic in a nationwide television commercial. The TV ad first aired during the Emmy Awards.

She said that the top stories by month, as indicated by Web statistics, were:

January, “FSU chiro college caught in political tug-of-war”
February, “Palmer appoints presidents of colleges; discontinues ‘university’ name”
March, “Parity bill moves forward in New Jersey”
April and May, “College of Military Chiropractic Physicians created”
June, “Acupuncture codes now available”
July, “CNN Español Live interviews Parker president”
August, “Massage making news in chiro colleges”
September, “Companies launch campaigns to help Katrina victims”
October, “DCs help ‘turn heads’ in TV ad”
November, “Judge rules against California chiropractors”
December, “Syndicated columnist blasts chiropractic; ACA responds”

These stories are still posted on the Web. Follow the links for “read more chiropractic news” at the end of the news section on www.ChiroEco.com.

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