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A look at local web happenings in Tacoma, Pierce County and South Puget Sound
Wednesday, June 13th, 2007
Posted by Mark Briggs @ 05:23:08 pm
Newspapers have been trying to get more hip and edgy for years now, chasing the latest trend/fad online in an effort to attract the younger, more digital audience. Blogs, video, user generated content, podcasts ... some newspapers are doing it all, whether it works or not.
Here's an example that shows just how far the Houston Chronicle is willing to go:
