Comments on: Reverse publishing from MinnPost http://globalvue.wordpress.com/2008/01/04/reverse-publishing-from-minnpost/ About journalism and technology Mon, 09 Nov 2009 05:09:55 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Andria Krewson http://globalvue.wordpress.com/2008/01/04/reverse-publishing-from-minnpost/#comment-146 Andria Krewson Wed, 14 May 2008 12:36:07 +0000 http://globalvue.wordpress.com/2008/01/04/reverse-publishing-from-minnpost/#comment-146 Overdue update: Minnpost dropped the Partners in Print idea in February, because advertisers clearly preferred online. More here: http://snurl.com/28sl5 Overdue update: Minnpost dropped the Partners in Print idea in February, because advertisers clearly preferred online. More here: http://snurl.com/28sl5

]]> By: Dave Kaufman - Techlife http://globalvue.wordpress.com/2008/01/04/reverse-publishing-from-minnpost/#comment-114 Dave Kaufman - Techlife Fri, 04 Jan 2008 14:12:20 +0000 http://globalvue.wordpress.com/2008/01/04/reverse-publishing-from-minnpost/#comment-114 Thanks for noticing our article about MinnPost. One thing to note, there was a slight delay in the filing of that post from the interview date. My information came from a 11/14 interview with Joel Kramer and then he updated me on 12/11 with the 10 "Partners in Print". I think once local businesses saw how easy it was to support MinnPost, they jumped on board. Joel is a really great interviewer, probably being in the business himself for so long. If they continue at their current pace I think they will have a bright future. As for the Iowa caucuses point, you bring up a great point. And maybe they would be better served to plan around events and write articles in advance that cover the event if not the outcome. Then they could link to the outcome locations. Thanks for noticing our article about MinnPost. One thing to note, there was a slight delay in the filing of that post from the interview date. My information came from a 11/14 interview with Joel Kramer and then he updated me on 12/11 with the 10 “Partners in Print”. I think once local businesses saw how easy it was to support MinnPost, they jumped on board.

Joel is a really great interviewer, probably being in the business himself for so long. If they continue at their current pace I think they will have a bright future.

As for the Iowa caucuses point, you bring up a great point. And maybe they would be better served to plan around events and write articles in advance that cover the event if not the outcome. Then they could link to the outcome locations.

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