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NOW is getting set to launch its new blog, NOW Daily, this week. Edited by former Torontoist editor/curmudgeon Josh Errett, it's promising "daily album reviews, a stable of online-only columnists, stage and live music recaps, breaking news and interviews. And, what with the wonders of the World Wide Web, a healthy amount of content will be interactive, like map mash-ups and reader reviews, and also multimedia, like playlists, podcasts and videos." About time. And also: yay! Errett writes: "I sincerely hope you find our new section, as well as the rest of the site, both usable and well-presented." We'll believe that when we see it.
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"I sincerely hope you find our new section, as well as the rest of the site, both usable and well-presented."
Does that mean they're doing another re-design? That site has text that is barely legible, colour schemes that are painful and it's so smooshed together that it feels like I'm reading in a closet.
...And I'm not some Joe Clark-like design freak either.
Daily whining instead of weekly. Eeeexcellent.
I'm only reading NOW every day when they can get the guy to write daily who's the reason I read weekly - Dan Savage :)
Gee, I hope they include some left-wing editorializing.
Dowlingm,
Dan Savage does blog regularly, just in case you weren't aware...
The Stranger's Slog. http://slog.thestranger.com/
He's a regular contributor. :)
I hope that they bother to set up a christly RSS feed.