A British perspective on changes to local news
Local news in the UK could undergo seismic change in 2008: the technology exists for leading regional newspaper groups to radically overhaul their sites. But as internet start-ups invade their markets with lower costs and a native understanding of new media, Paul Bradshaw asks, are local newspapers moving fast enough? Local news in the UK…
Local news in the UK could undergo seismic change in 2008: the
technology exists for leading regional newspaper groups to radically
overhaul their sites. But as internet start-ups invade their markets
with lower costs and
a native understanding of new media, Paul Bradshaw asks, are local newspapers moving fast
enough?
technology exists for leading regional newspaper groups to radically
overhaul their sites. But as internet start-ups invade their markets
with lower costs and
a native understanding of new media, Paul Bradshaw asks, are local newspapers moving fast
enough?
Local news in the UK could undergo seismic change in 2008: the
technology exists for leading regional newspaper groups to radically
overhaul their sites. But as internet start-ups invade their markets
with lower costs and
a native understanding of new media, Paul Bradshaw asks, are local newspapers moving fast
enough?
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technology exists for leading regional newspaper groups to radically
overhaul their sites. But as internet start-ups invade their markets
with lower costs and
a native understanding of new media, Paul Bradshaw asks, are local newspapers moving fast
enough?
