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Journos visiting YDR/YSN: ‘We’ve had great discussions today with our Polish visitors’
York Daily Record/Sunday News mobile journalist Brittany Wilson led a team that included two journalists from Poland to engage with the public at the York Galleria. Mirek Kowalski and Jarek Tokarczyk of Gazeta Olsztynska visited the York Daily Record/Sunday News … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Community engagement, Editor, Uncategorized
Tagged Brittany Wilson, Steve Buttry
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Teen Takeover a treasure at YDR
One night a month, I really love my job. Don’t get me wrong, I like what I do just about every day of the week (not many people can say their employer encourages them to check Facebook and Twitter often). … Continue reading
Posted in Behind the scenes, Blogs, Community engagement, Digital first, Living, Social media
Tagged Annie Kurz, Brady Achterberg, Digital first, Erin O'Neill, Facebook, Gabe Ryan, Madeleine Nesbitt, Olivia Purtell, Ray Cwiklinski, teen takeover, tumblr, Twitter, Usha Baublitz, Willow Pinkerton
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Can Pepsi teach media choices for the new generation?
During the Snowpocalypse in February 2010, the York Daily Record/Sunday News did not follow its customary digital first strategy. In fact, it was digital only. With no power at its company offices, the York Daily Record/Sunday News newsroom staff gathered news … Continue reading
Learning about natural gas pipelines and community engagement in York County
When I graduated from Penn State and came to work at the YDR as a night copy editor almost three years ago, Facebook was more for connecting with your friends than connecting with your community and Twitter was just beginning … Continue reading
Teen Takeover on Tumblr
At several meetings now, I’ve been asking Teen Takeover if they’d like to start a Twitter account. No, resounded most of the teens. They’re not on Twitter. They don’t understand Twitter. They don’t. like. Twitter. They DO like Tumblr. “We … Continue reading
Posted in Behind the scenes, Blogs, Digital first, Social media
Tagged Pinterest, social media, teen takeover, tumblr, wordpress, york blogs
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York Town Square hits milestone
Congratulations to YDR editor and relentless blogger Jim McClure for hitting a major milestone on his York Town Square blog. He recently put up his 2,500th post. The blog is a must for anyone interested in local history and the … Continue reading
Posted in Behind the scenes, Blogs, Community engagement, Editor, Personalities
Tagged Jim McClure, york town square
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Engaging with our book fans online
Since former books editor Gloria Fogal retired in January, I’ve been heading up Book Buzz, our books blog, and easing into the role of books editor. My co-worker Teresa Cook has been a tremendous resource for how things operate with … Continue reading
Posted in Behind the scenes, Blogs, Community engagement, Living
Tagged blogging, book blog, book buzz, books, engagement, feedback, Gloria Fogal, local authors, readers, sarah chain, serving the community, teresa cook
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York County student poses questions about YDR and its long, eventful past
A York County High School student – a particularly inquisitive young scholar from Central York High – recently wrote with a long list of questions about the York Daily Record/Sunday News. We often receive such requests. People are fascinated with … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Editor, Letters
Tagged J.W. Gitt, Robert Maynard, The Gazette and Daily, York Daily Record, York Gazette
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Old-time memories and new technology meet in Hawaii
As a columnist and blogger writing about memories of York County’s stores and restaurants of the past, I tend to draw from a mixed readership. I get comments on my blog from former Yorkers living as far away as Austria, … Continue reading
Posted in Behind the scenes, Blogs, Community engagement, Letters, Love Letters, Photography
Tagged ask joan, letter, memories, only in york county, photos, reader response
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Grump: Thanks for listening about paying for access to online stories, photos
‘Grump’ is part of his email address, but he’s anything but. He’s been active in the community forever and a hands-on enthusiast of York County history. So I winced a bit in reading his email:
Posted in Behind the scenes, Blogs, Editor, Letters, Paywall
Tagged online subscriptions, paywall
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