Burgess writes, “I am very excited to take the helm at IBR and introduce some new elements that build on our strong foundation as Idaho’s go-to source for business news.
“Here are a few of the things we have in the works:
· Expanded tech industry coverage: In the next few weeks, IBR will launch a new email newsletter on the tech industry, which will come out every Wednesday. Please stay tuned for sign-up information.
· Expanded small business coverage: I’m constantly meeting small business owners who are bringing new, unique concepts to Idaho. I would like to get more of their stories into the IBR.
· Redesigned print newspaper: Our graphic designers are already exploring ways to freshen up IBR’s look.
· Revamped podcast: I love podcasts and aim to make ours a dynamic, engaging conversation about all the latest business news.
· New IBR app: Eventually, I hope to launch an IBR app so readers can quickly engage with our stories on mobile devices.”
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