Monthly Archives: July 2009

First impressions of AnnArbor.com, Part 1 (print edition)

Now that AnnArbor.com has been up and running for a few days and the company has put out its first print newspaper, here are a few first impressions. (I was going to talk about the print and online editions together, … Continue reading

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Questions about the new AnnArbor.com

Three things I’m hoping to find out about AnnArbor.com: How will the older stories be treated in the print edition? If something happens at a city council meeting on Monday, will the print edition run a story on Thursday that … Continue reading

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Final edition

The final issue of the Ann Arbor News was printed on Thursday. The first issue of the print edition of the same company’s new AnnArbor.com will be printed Sunday. It’ll be an interesting experiment to watch.

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“The people formerly known as the audience”

Ryan Sholin has a good discussion going on over at IdeaLab (and also here) about what to call your readers when they are actively engaged in creating the news, rather than simply being consumers. A few of the possibilities so … Continue reading

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Next issue of Lenawee out soon

The next issue of Lenawee, the Telegram’s quarterly lifestyle magazine, will be out in a little over a week. Stories include a look at higher education in Lenawee County, a profile of Siena Heights University‘s Doug Miller, and a Q&A … Continue reading

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EdibleWOW

This week, The Magazine Rack reviews EdibleWOW, a magazine all about local food in southeast Michigan. Erika Aylward at the Boulevard Market in Tecumseh introduced me to this magazine about a year ago. It’s part of a string of magazines … Continue reading

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ReportingOn 2.0

Taking a break from deadlines to link to the new version of ReportingOn. I haven’t had time to mess with it yet, but the possibilities are very intriguing. More information is available here from Ryan Sholin, who founded the project.

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