The Asheville Citizen-Times (great name, by the way) adds conversation to its news stories. I like their explanation (and not just because I’m quoted).
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Thanks for the link, Jeff. Before I came to Asheville in November, I was the online director at the St. Cloud Times (www.sctimes.com) for eight years, where we “invented” Story Chat in 2000 (actually, we borrowed the idea from ZDnet). You might be interested to know that for the past two years, St. Cloud had the highest penetration of web audience of any Gannett property, according to independent research. “Conversation” has become a big part of Gannett’s digital media initiative, and one of my former publishers has launched a Story Chat clone in Salem, Oregon (www.statesmanjournal.com). A few years ago, NPR in Minnesota featured us … http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/200212/10_postt_webtalk/
March 26th, 2006 at 5:29 pm
Thanks for the link, Jeff. Before I came to Asheville in November, I was the online director at the St. Cloud Times (www.sctimes.com) for eight years, where we “invented” Story Chat in 2000 (actually, we borrowed the idea from ZDnet). You might be interested to know that for the past two years, St. Cloud had the highest penetration of web audience of any Gannett property, according to independent research. “Conversation” has become a big part of Gannett’s digital media initiative, and one of my former publishers has launched a Story Chat clone in Salem, Oregon (www.statesmanjournal.com). A few years ago, NPR in Minnesota featured us … http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/200212/10_postt_webtalk/