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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Hyperlocal ad network scales to local news environment
Community news publisher Justin Carder learned first-hand the shortcomings of traditional news advertising systems. Carder started Capitol Hill Seattle blog in 2006, a site that is now read by 5,000 people daily, according to information on the site. CHS was voted … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship
Tagged AdSense, advertising networks, Amy Duncan, community news, CPM, hyperlocal advertising, Instiads, Instivate, Justin Carder, My Green Lake, Seattle hyperlocal, tracy record, west seattle blog
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Changing journalism, changing ethics — book looks at new rules
Should small news outlets print the names of people listed in police reports who were cited for misdemeanors, knowing the published names will live a long time on search engines? Should a publisher remove a published comment or photo upon … Continue reading
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Small, indep. news site in AZ could gain from corporate news layoffs
What is a loss for corporate legacy media in the Tucson, AZ, newspaper market could be a small gain for an independent news start-up. “Given that the amount of local content in the [Arizona Daily] Star is bound to be … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona Daily Star, Arizona meda, Arizona print media, community journalism, corporate news, Dylan Smith, Gannett, Lee Enterprises, legacy media, legacy media layoffs, newspaper layoffs, nonprofit community news, print media layoffs, Tucson Citizen, Tucson Sentinel, TucsonSentinel.com
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