
This is today's
Reno Gazette-Journal; click on the image for a bigger view. Leveraging "reader-generated content" like crazy, Gannett newspapers this month are encouraging hundreds of thousands of readers to submit holiday photos. Here's one from the Reno paper's site; kind of reminds me of a
Diane Arbus shot:

One of the most popular send-us-your photo categories: Christmas light displays. The
Gazette-Journal has a clever twist: The paper is using
Google maps to
plot reader-recommended displays so they're easier to find. "If you have a holiday display or know of one," the paper asks, "take a picture and submit it to us." That's smart!
The
Gazette-Journal at a glance:
- President and Publisher: Ted Power
- Executive Editor: Beryl Love
- Founded: 1870
- Joined Gannett: 1977
- Employees: 400
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