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Terrence Donahue and Angie Carter are now friends

January 22

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September 25, 2009

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Business Assessment Tools

This is a project to develop a local business and advertising assessment tool for jurnos who want to find out if a local Web-based news organization could be financially supported by local ads and other revenue streams.

August 7, 2009

Angie Carter is now a member of RJI News Collaboratory

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August 7, 2009

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What kind of org do you work for?

self-employed

What do you do?

advertising/marketing professional

I think we should use the RJI Collaboratory incubator to develop:

"How-To" handbook, Backgrounder on web advertising, Systems to match ads to relevant news content

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At 2:25pm on September 25, 2009, RJI Collaboratory said…: Angie, please refrain from posting generic content that can be viewed by Collaboratory members as spam. Your most recent blog post has been deleted, and additional violations of this basic community code will, unfortunately, result in a ban. Thanks for understanding, Adam Glenn on behalf of RJI Collaboratory.

At 7:49pm on August 12, 2009, RJI Collaboratory said…: Welcome to the Collaboratory Angie! Great to have someone with ad/marketing experience join the effort.

To make it easier to get around the network, we've got a "How We're Using This Site" page that provides more detail on the different areas of the Collaboratory and the ways to make best use of them to not only share ideas, but to get projects up and running: http://rjicollab.ning.com/page/how-were-using-this-site.

And you can keep track of latest activities on the network by visiting the What's New page: http://rjicollab.ning.com/page/whats-new.

Anyway, poke around a bit and if you don't see the conversation you want to have or the project you think matters, feel free to start it.

Thanks for joining us! Adam Glenn on behalf of the RJI Collaboratory