LoudounExtra.com launches …
July 16, 2007
Our team’s first “hyper-local” site for washingtonpost.com launched this morning — LoudounExtra.com.
Because — as far as we can tell — no one knows what in the heck “hyper-local” really means, we decided we’d try to take a stab at what we thought it means with this site. More importantly, we didn’t think it meant a site that was essentially just community publishing.
I *love* community publishing. One of my core beliefs is that newspaper web sites need to be much more of a dialogue. But building a site with essentially just community-publishing tools and calling it “hyper-local” seems a little …
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