The local web correspondent
I have an idea that I am going to present to the press and other media and just in case I can patent it or at least to avoid that someone else patents it am jolting it down here and I will publish somewhere on one of my many blogspots.
I believe that a newspaper that creates a special very local page for local communities such as condominiums, senior resident homes, companies and other and then appoints a member of that community as its local correspondent is placing itself in a privileged position to defend its interests in these difficult times. The local correspondent would work for free though special identifications and rewards like giving out some prizes to the best of them and raffling other prizes among them would help to stimulate them.
The local webpage where only members of the community can be registered will be a part of the medias overall page.
Alternatively communities themselves could set up their own page and negotiated their linkages.
I believe that a newspaper that creates a special very local page for local communities such as condominiums, senior resident homes, companies and other and then appoints a member of that community as its local correspondent is placing itself in a privileged position to defend its interests in these difficult times. The local correspondent would work for free though special identifications and rewards like giving out some prizes to the best of them and raffling other prizes among them would help to stimulate them.
The local webpage where only members of the community can be registered will be a part of the medias overall page.
Alternatively communities themselves could set up their own page and negotiated their linkages.
"The local web correspondent" © Per Kurowski
"The community web correspondent" © Per Kurowski