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Tag Archives: Mike Fourcher
Indie publisher: From reaction to action in online local news environment
This article originally appeared Oct. 5 on Mike Foucher’s Vouchification blog and is crossposted here with permission from Fourcher, a member of the Block by Block indie publisher network. Inflection Point By MIKE FOURCHER, founder/publisher The Center Square Journal, Chicago … Continue reading
BREAKING: Indie online news trade association forms at #bxb11
Mike Fourcher, publisher of Center Square Journal in Chicago, announced today he and 20 other publishers have formed the Independent Local Online News Publishers Trade Group (unofficial, working title) during talks at this year’s Block by Block Community News Summit. … Continue reading
Patch by the numbers: Part II
Last week, some of you hopefully read my report on Patch’s content and audience engagement on four different Patch sites. In case you missed it, here it is again (and remember that you can comment either on KDMC’s site or … Continue reading
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