(Confession: I always read The Detroit Free Press during my short stints in Ann Arbor.)
Monday, March 23, 2009
Ann Arbor News, R.I.P.
The Ann Arbor News bites the dust. AnnArbor.com is born.
(Confession: I always read The Detroit Free Press during my short stints in Ann Arbor.)
(Confession: I always read The Detroit Free Press during my short stints in Ann Arbor.)
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re the birth of AnnArbor.com. I just posted something about this on jlinx.com. I watched the little video and couldn't help wondering about the reasoning behind the plan to let the readers determine the editorial content of the site. Suppose they choose the oreos over the broccoli? I also get the heebie-jeebies when digital journalism sites congratulate themselves on welcoming community "content"... you know, the stuff that reporters used to be paid to do. All about the 12 percent solution -- no matter how it's sold. bk
ReplyDeleteThe Flint Journal is on its last legs too - only printing 3 days a week starting in June. http://www.mlive.com/news/flint/index.ssf/2009/03/flint_journal_to_publish_3days.html
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