Reverse publishing

Reverse publishing seems

Ironically, the quintessential "reverse publishing" site Wikipedia does not yet have an article about it!

http://www.journalism.co.uk/news/story3448.shtml

http://events.thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk/

 

Events submitted are unmoderated but they reserve the prerogative to delete inappropriate listings.

 

not only does the newspaper have an "submit news items" section,

 

• News items – Go to Send Us Your News. E nter the information in the online form and send. An email alert will be forwarded, with your information, to the editor. Once checked, it will be considered for our websites and papers.

• Comments – All stories on the site allow people to post a comment online.

• Forum topics –The Forum http://forum.thebarrowbrowser.co.uk will have a number of sections where members of the public can create topics or join in existing ones to post opinions for discussion. Register first on the Forum section, then log in whenever you wish to participate.

• Bloggers – Anyone with an idea for a blogi (an online diary) is invited to contact Daniel Orr daniel.orr@ulverston.newsquest.co.uk
or
Kate Whiteside kate.whiteside@kendal.newsquest.co.uk with their idea.

• Videos – The site will accept short videos , (two minutes is the best length) which capture community happenings or events. These need to be submitted as an wmv or QuickTimei file attached to an email to web editor Kate Whiteside kate.whiteside@kendal.newsquest.co.uk kate.whiteside@kendal.newsquest.co.uk or posted on disc to Barrow Browseri, 25 Market Street, Ulverston LA12 7LR.
Call Kate or Daniel for advice first at 01539-710183 or 01229-588634.

• Photographs – If you have images of events and want them to considered for publication online or in print, simply email them to Kate or Danieal as a jpg file, with all your contact details and a description

 

 

 

 

and of course