The Portland Business Journal introduced a new Web site that emphasizes more local news, writes associate editor Lloyd Woods.
“You may have also noticed that we recently added the ability for readers to comment on our Web site stories. I’m happy to report that so far — for the most part — the comments have not been as snarky as you might find on other news Web sites, which attests to the quality of our readership.
“Our new options fit well with my long-held belief that a Web site has to have life and the ability to grow and change as the news dictates. Tracking statistics show that American City Business Journal’s newspaper Web sites have long had strong readership.”
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