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Times-Picayune to begin printing on days it doesn't print in order to provide "front-to-back newspaper reading experience"
this is a discussion within the NOLA Community Forum; The digitally-focused NOLA Media Group, which cut back print publication of The Times-Picayune to three days a week last year, continued to innovate today by announcing a new plan to print on the days it doesn't produce a print product, ...
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Times-Picayune to begin printing on days it doesn't print in order to provide "front-to-back newspaper reading experience"
 The digitally-focused NOLA Media Group, which cut back print publication of The Times-Picayune to three days a week last year, continued to innovate today by announcing a new plan to print on the days it doesn't produce a print product, bringing the company up to 7-day-a-week publication, according to an announcement by NOLA Media Group Vice President of Content Jim Amoss. The report, which is not from The Onion, says the new product, to be called "TPStreet," will launch this summer in newsboxes around the city and cost 75 cents, just like the daily paper, which it will not be, because it is more innovative than that: <blockquote>?Our success in delivering more news, sports and entertainment to our readers enables us to create this innovative publication, the latest milestone in our evolution as a multimedia news organization,? said President and Publisher Ricky Mathews.? [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ] |
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