Extra-hyperlocal editions of the Washington Post may debut soon—with lessons learned from the Loudoun County debacle
Update, 7 p.m.: Looks as if "close" is late spring 2011. – D.R. I hated the Washington Post’s hyperlocal edition
The Solomon Scandals novel, politicians, the media, the Washington area, tech and other surrealism:
Update, 7 p.m.: Looks as if "close" is late spring 2011. – D.R. I hated the Washington Post’s hyperlocal edition
Right here in the Washington, D.C. area, TBD is one of the most-watched rolls of the dice in American journalism.
Late to the hyperlocal series in the Solomon Scandals blog? In reverse order, here’s a list of key parts. —How
Update: Other hyperlocal-related posts here. I killed my Washington Post subscription several years ago, one of millions of Americans to
In judo, you can use a big guy’s weight against him, and the same applies in business, especially the news
Fueled by AOL money, the Patch hyperlocal network has started up Washington-area sites in Riverdale Park-University Park and College Park.
The Patch neighborhood news network—the screenshot’s from a New Jersey site—is coming soon to some Virginia and Maryland suburbs. Yet