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Tag Archives: ARLnow.com
Ad strategy for small news site publisher: ‘Keep it simple’
Scott Brodbeck is the publisher and editor of ARLnow.com, an independent community news site in Arlington County, VA, a suburb of Washington, DC. Brodbeck launched ARLnow.com solo in 2010 and the site has a readership today of more than 85,000 … Continue reading →
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Tagged ad rates, advertising, Arlington, ARLnow.com, community news, hyperlocal, hyperlocal news, patch.com, Scott Brodbeck, share-of-voice, Virginia, Washington DC, Washington suburbs, WashingtonPost.com, yelp.com
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News publishers: Shafer has it wrong about ‘hyperloco’
This week Slate.com media columnist Jack Shafer posted a pair of articles about the emerging hyperlocal news space. The first post, “Hyperloco: Why I find AOL’s Patch sites so off-putting”, took a shot at Shafer’s local Patch.com site in suburban … Continue reading →
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Tagged aol, ARLnow.com, Baristanet.com, Block by Block, community news sites, David Boraks, DavidsonNews.net, Debra Galant, entrepreneurial journalism, Howard Owens, hyperlocal, independent publishers, journalism, legacy media, patch.com, start-up, suburban news, TheBatavian.com, tracy record, traditional media, WestSeattleBlog.com
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