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Alex Veeneman
Alex Veeneman is a journalist based in the Greater Chicago area. In addition to his work at ChicagoNow, he is Deputy Editor, Media Editor, and contributing writer to Kettle Magazine, an online publication in the UK, where he writes on subjects including the British media scene, as well as for other sections. Veeneman is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists, where he serves as the Community Coordinator. He also founded SPJ Digital, the SPJ's digital journalism and social media community, where he contributes pieces to their blog, Net Worked. Veeneman is also an active member of the Student Publication Association, which works to promote and develop student journalism across the UK. Veeneman also is a Blackhawks supporter, and hopes that they will bring Lord Stanley's Cup back to Chicago.
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