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Question
3: What do I need to learn next?
- Take
risks -- it's an opportunity to stand out.
- Learn
to put photos, graphics and other illustrations online.
- To
write and tell stories better.
- How
to best serve a specific local audience, while maintaining
the "Internet-is-universally-accessible" feel and frame
of mind.
- How
to learn your audience's "wish list," to provide not only
what they came looking for, but other nuggets info to leave
them feeling rewarded and informed.
- Don't
be eager to be too quick to follow other media, on winners
of races for example. Accuracy is critical.
- How
to mentally and physically free oneself and one's site from
traditional media.
- How
to find a better way to present information and resources
online, because a lot of it is hidden and hard to find.
- How
to make the Web more human, to be able to better convey
the emotions behind an event.
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[National
Newspapers ] [National Broadcast Outlets]
[Opinion
Websites ] [Web-Only
Politics ] [Swing-state Broadcast Stations]
[Local
Newspapers] [Web-only
vs. Newspaper] [International
Websites]
Lessons
Learned:
Introduction
Question
1:
What
surprised me?
Question
2:
What did I learn?
Question
3:
What
do I need to learn next?
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