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can breathe a sigh of relief now. I'm not going to be updating J-Log anymore.
I told him I'd wait a little before announcing the site so he could throw some more content on, but Poynter beat me to it. The software that runs it is a very heavily hacked version of a little known CMS. Well, J-Log has been fun, and I've built it up over the years, but the community hasn't really taken off. com - Print Coupons and Save Money with Valpak. Thought this was very cute! Lots of Great Discounts! com - Steal O' The Day! com with new software, but I thought it was time for a new domain, a new name, and a new direction for my journalism blog. They still have fun, but the lines are somewhat blurred now. for guidance on how to run the media.
that nothing will any longer satisfy us!
The bad side is, I would lose all of the ground I've gained in the search engines over the years.
Chris Kohler reports from Tokyo. I probably shouldn't post this because some poor soul low on the ladder will get chewed for the Tribune-wide web woes, but it was kinda funny in a snarky blogtastic sort of way.
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I told him I'd wait a little before announcing the site so he could throw some more content on, but Poynter beat me to it.
Seriously, though, the memo, which LA Observed got ahold of first, I think, isn't too bad.
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That is, it didn't sound so horrible that it would be a 'NY Times' type blog, with fact checking, editors, moderation, etc.