RTP-area local music and culture

[grady <grady AT ibiblio.org>]

Yeah, I just wrote another freaking long rambling reply to yr earlier 
post about this. As of yesterday they've even retracted the "in no way 
replace" language:

"But the outpouring of support and good ideas we have received -- that 
and the fact that I have ended up too sick to work today -- emboldens me 
to try a bit of market research in this space. We don't know what is 
possible, not technologically nor financially. But we (that is, for the 
most part, our long-suffering business-side partner, Kyla) are talking 
with various people who seem to know what they're doing (and some who 
don't) to explore a wider range of options than we had, perhaps, considered.

So let me toss this open: Y'all read this magazine. You know what we're 
about. So tell us what you'd like to see the website be able to do. Keep 
in mind that it has to be technically possible and we have to be able to 
pay to have it done, whatever it might be. Try to forget that I'm a 
known technophobe, but keep it simple so I can follow along, please."

http://www.nodepression.net/blogs/grant/2008/02/all_right_then_lets_design_thi.html

Todd Morman wrote:
> > I was kind of surprised that No Depression decided to
> > simply pack it in entirely, rather than going web-only.
>
> Ross, Menconi wrote that "No Depression's Web site will continue at
> nodepression.net, although not on the same scale as the magazine." And the
> mag's letter to subscribers notes, "Plans to expand the publication's
> website (www.nodepression.net) with additional content will move forward,
> though it will in no way replace the print edition."
>
> Not sure how to parse those, exactly, but it doesn't look like packing it in
> entirely.
>
> todd it's really amazing they did so much for so long morman
>
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