
There has been a lot of talk lately about newspapers going with paid-for-online-content over offering it for free as has been the norm for some time now. This is in effect something they’ve been headed for since the industry has been in dire straights economically speaking for a while.
The overall idea is to pad their income with online content by charging subscribers a fee. This way, they can get customizable content along with a few ‘perks’ delivered right to their virtual inbox or browser. This, along with paid subscriptions to the printed version would hopefully, add to their bottom line since it’s headed for the bottom anyway with the high costs of ink, paper, overhead, etc. on the constant rise. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s yet another year at Johnson Elementary and I’ve been drafted again as the resident ‘techie’ who handles most of the technical affairs of the 4th grade teachers. It’s funny sometimes but most importantly, it’s my way of contributing to their cause of educating the kids.



