How high’s the water: The Times-Picayune staff has left the building as the water rises. Their breaking news page has been very blog-like in form and function, including the personal approach to explaining what’s going on and where they are heading.
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How high’s the water: The Times-Picayune staff has left the building as the water rises. Their breaking news page has been very blog-like in form and function, including the personal approach to explaining what’s going on and where they are heading. Time posted: 11:13 am on Tuesday, August 30th, 2005 One Response to “How high’s the water” |
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August 30th, 2005 at 1:12 pm
yes, it’s just movable type, which proved to be the easiest way to enable a newsroom to get news up online quickly.