This list is aimed at online newspapers and the newsrooms that love them.
“Local” means it matters. Take advantage of it.
Newspapers harness and print tons of information. Do more with it.
There’s an amazing amount of information available in the community. It’s time to harness it, and then reward the community for participating.
If you’re not interacting with […]
Daylife.com is a new news aggregator … big whoop, right? Well, there’s something worth looking at here, and it’s how they organize their information. Instead of a bunch of lists of stories on their top stories index, they publish:
A quote from some newsmaker,
A photo-thumbnail index of the top people in the news,
A photo-thumbnail index of […]
All-about-the-words journalism-blog Gangrey sparked a thread with its recent post, New Rules:
If you got to blow up your newspaper, effectively immediately, meaning even the potential elimination of the traditional, nuts-and-bolts beats – cops, city hall, school board – and if you then got to rethink completely how we harvest stories …
What would the “beats” be?
Great […]