Monthly Archives: August 2010

Chicago Says: Innovate, Create & Skip The Glitz

Posted on August 24, 2010 by Mike Fourcher

Four months ago, Aaron Renn, also known as The Urbanophile, wrote a scathing critique of Chicago news media efforts. In it he asked, “Does Chicago have anything to say to the world?” He critiqued Chicago for not producing news efforts … Continue reading →

Patch.com’s Asynchronous Problem

Posted on August 6, 2010 by Mike Fourcher

After months of build up and anticipation, Patch.com is opening dozens of hyperlocal news sites in Illinois, Massachusetts and around Washington, D.C. Predictably, operators of smaller, locally-owned hyperlocal sites are beginning to squawk. I don’t think things are as bad … Continue reading →