Daily Herald Press

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Daily Herald Press

Type	Not-for-profit cooperative
Industry	News media
Founded	2001 (2001) in Arlington
Headquarters	Arlington, Virginia , United States
Area served	Eastern United States
Key people	Mason Curtis, President and Founder
Products	Freelance Journalism
Number of employees	13
Website	www.dheraldpress.org

The Daily Herald Press is a collection of freelance journalists who focus on regional social and cultural events and occurrences often overlooked by the mainstream media. It was founded by enterprising journalists Mason Curtis ^[1] and William Randolph,^[2] In its years of operation the Daily Herald Press has covered a variety of events, such as the Democratic National Convention 2008, the Red Bull Flugtag, various Iraq War protests, Miami's Ultra Music Festival, and a number of charity events and galas.^[3]

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