I believe that the phrase “no one can do it all and frankly no one should” must be part of the discussion at any newspaper serious about their online operation. As I wrote in a previous post, there is a growing sentiment at many papers that there are just too few people to tackle what […]
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In the name of efficiency, think first
March 5th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Tags: Best Practices · Editor on the Verge · Editor on the verge · Editors · Industry · Innovation · Organization · technology · Tools
Don’t let your lack of time hurt your readers
March 4th, 2008 · 4 Comments
A common refrain I heard in response to my post about enhancing stories was essentially, at many newspapers, there is not enough time and too few people to be doing that AND accomplish everything else they have to. Although I don’t necessarily agree with that analysis, I’m going to save my thoughts on time management […]
Tags: Audience Development · Design · Editor on the Verge · Editor on the verge · Innovation · Metrics · Online · technology · Tools · Traffic
Palm Beach looks to the future
February 13th, 2008 · 5 Comments
The Palm Beach Post has decided to actually do what so many people in journalism have only been willing to talk about. But with the exception of a few blog posts including one from Erica Smith of graphicdesignr.net fame, that news has largely gone ignored. Just about a week ago, Managing Editor Bill Rose announced […]
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Online story presentation: Give me a break
February 12th, 2008 · 4 Comments
Too many newspaper websites are simply online recreations of their printed products. These sites do little to take advantage of the opportunities being online provide. And worse, what bad habits they have in print, they replicate online. Case in point — long stories. It is well known that “lack of time” is one of the […]
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