Reading Mike Lopresti's column today, about professional entertainer Alex Rodriguez, I kept wondering how the new bylines will read, once Gannett News Service is completely kaput. Would it be: By Mike Lopresti, ContentOne?
Sunday, February 08, 2009
Post-GNS, how will we phrase the new bylines?
Reading Mike Lopresti's column today, about professional entertainer Alex Rodriguez, I kept wondering how the new bylines will read, once Gannett News Service is completely kaput. Would it be: By Mike Lopresti, ContentOne?
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We've been told the byline will be just "Gannett."
ReplyDeleteHere's my question: when GNS goes away and is officially 100% replaced by C1, I'm sure all the newspaper websites will automatically make the switch... but how long before GCI decides to tell Broadcast what to do to make all the GNS widgets work with C1?
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ReplyDeleteThis will happen shortly after broadcast sites are moved onto publicus in 2009.