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  1. One user’s feedback on your web site makeover.

    Your new look is refreshing and has a needed up-to-date style. With that It appears you have shifted the emphasis of the site just a bit from news industry coverage to one of support and resources for journalists. As a college media professor I come to your site regularly and use it in my classes. The tools and information you provide are invaluable, but I first come to the site to keep an eye on the industry and that function has been relegated to a lower right side column on the main page. When I first called up the page it took me a while to find where it was since it was not a main tab link and was not on the left. My own preference would be to have Latest Headlines more emphasized, but I found it and will continue to use your site as I always have.

    Dave Black
    Dept. of Communications
    Univ. of Southern Indiana
    Evansville, IN

  2. Glad you like the new look, Dave. Fact is, NewsLab’s core mission has always been to provide journalism resources and training. We’ll keep posting industry headlines as a service and we’ll certainly consider ways of making them easier to find.

  3. Hi folks,

    I like the new look of the website. Nice and clean.

    I feel I have to tell you, though, that “Cincinnati” is misspelled on the home page under “Latest Headlines.”

    Two n’s, one t.

    Thanks,

    Rick

  4. Hi Deborah!
    Although I’m late, I think the new look of Newslab is great! I regularly send info from the site to reporters, producers, etc…valuable information from your staff and contributors! Is there a way to make a donation to Newslab without using Paypal? Perhaps just mail you something? I remember meeting you some years ago at an RTNDA convention…and remember being quite impressed by your passion for newsgathering. Take care! Bob

  5. what happened to latest headlines?
    I used to stop here daily for them.
    guess I won’t be anymore.

  6. Headlines are back. Technical glitch fixed. We happen to think there’s more to read here than the headlines, but never fear, they’re still here.

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