ReadWriteWeb brings link context to AP news
The Associated Press recently put out a press release saying that over 500 have signed up for their AP Member Marketplace product. Here are a few sites that reported the news:
- MediaPost gave us four paragraphs sans links.
- Editor & Publisher wrote a bit more, again with no links.
- WebProNews linked to the E&P piece and a semi-related Silicon Alley Insider article.
- PaidContent finally links to the AP release and five of its own articles about the AP’s online efforts and a possible competitor.
Then comes Marshall Kirkpatrick over at ReadWriteWeb.
RWW’s 10 paragraphs full of context are supplemented with 12 embeded links (seven pointing to other sites) and a list of 5 related RWW items at the bottom. I won’t even mention the three screenshots and and a poll!
Take a look at just one paragraph from the article:
This is the kind of link context all modern journalists should strive to provide.





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