Post Beta site released
….. but only to us insiders. Sorry.
But I do want to share my excitement at how this is progressing. Our fundamental concept of creating platforms for the various business and other sectors that provide the backbone of the Post’s current coverage is taking shape. We’ll have sector ‘channels’ within which all the relevant breaking news, comment, analysis, blogs etc will be found. We’ll also offer email newsletters for those who want them.
The drive to recruit a varied roster of bloggers has delivered some amazing results, and I think will be a major USP for the site.
More soon
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Why not get some regional MPs on the case for you? You’d get traffic from all the civic minded types that way.
Is that an offer, Tom?
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I’d be delighted. I think what you’re doing with digital media is really exciting.
Tom! Email me!
joanna_geary@mrn.co.uk