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January 20

mrwebguru commented on Allan Siegert's group 'Hyperlocal Journalism Business Model'

Just found this great video on hyperlocal start up tools "Hyperlocal Journalism, Meet BuddyPress"

January 11

mrwebguru is now a member of RJI News Collaboratory

Welcome Them!

January 11

mrwebguru joined Allan Siegert's group

Hyperlocal Journalism Business Model

The goal is to find models (templates) for journalists who want to start sites or blogs to profitably cover local news.

January 11

Profile Information

What kind of org do you work for?

self-employed

What do you do?

journalist, businessperson, advertising/marketing professional, technologist, information designer, community/campaign organizers, educator, student

What strengths/expertise do you have to offer?

Blogging, podcasting, seo, social media,

Blog URL?

http://martin.wordpress.com

Twitter ID?

seotips2go

What kind of help/insight do you hope to get from this community?

Hyperlocal

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

Building blocks for geographic- or topic-based local Web news sites, Business assessment tools for local Web news sites, "How-To" handbook, Backgrounder on web advertising, Systems to match ads to relevant news content, News apps and widgets, Ways to send mobile alerts via content management systems, Standardized platform for mobile apps, Twitter as tool for news sites to channel local business, Clearinghouse of experts to help launch new services

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At 7:05am on January 20, 2010, RJI Collaboratory said…: Welcome to the Collaboratory! You've got a really interesting set of strengths, and we're really glad to see you part of the action here.

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.

And you can keep track of latest activities on the network by visiting the What's New page.

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