The Grand Rapids Business Journal has revamped its website, reports the Journal.
The changes include a new logo, larger photographs and streamlined presentation of the news. Additionally, the new site does not have a paywall, which means readers will not be asked to subscribe after accessing the site a certain number of times.
The Journal writes, “As we migrate all of our articles and blogs to the new digital platform, unavoidable problems will pop up. We want you to know we are diligently working to fix these issues as they arise.
“If you run into any problems or have questions, please let us know and we will be happy to help you. We hope this will be a seamless transition for all our readers and advertisers.”
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