The site has recruited some current and former government officials to write columns, and it will keep some of the popular columnists and bloggers who already work there, in addition to the large number of unpaid local bloggers whose work appears on the site. Hearst also plans to repackage material from its large stable of magazines for the site.
Is this the future of news on Long Island?
It looks a lot like the Long Island Meta-News and Information service we've been promoting on this site.
We would (of course) take it further to include a rotating editorial board and more advanced Web 3.0 features among other features. All detailed in previous posts.
Citizens informing citizens with verifiable information. Interesting concept.
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