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nwzPaper.com is fixing it. Setup a journalist profile, publish an article and spread the word. http://nwzpaper.com/articleView?articleId=4 http://nwzpaper.com
by enfinity8 14y ago
nwzPaper.com is fixing it. Setup a journalist profile, publish an article and spread the word.
http://nwzpaper.com/articleView?articleId=4 http://nwzpaper.com/articleView?articleId=4
- halayli 14y agoI will assume you are trolling.
- enfinity8 14y agoFor users. This is on topic as nwzPaper just launched the core platform to rebuild the news business. What's the problem, isn't this a place to discuss technology innovation?
- namidark 14y agoYour website is barely usable, half the links don't work or do anything, and there are 3 articles. And you've spammed this article multiple times. You're hardly rebuilding the news business. - An information distributor that is neutral on the content message. Like Google News or any other hundred of news aggregators? - A platform that empowers the journalist to decide what to write, when to publish and makes the journalist subject only to the market forces of his or her subscribers. Like a blog? - A subscriber experience that offers everything in a familiar format, in one place and leaves the choices of who and what to read up to you. An aggregator again? You haven't solved anything that is a real problem (such as how to pay for quality journalism).
- enfinity8 14y agoRespectfully, sir, you don't understand what you are talking about. If you had ever built something from nothing, as in, before the first line of code you wouldn't be speaking with your tone. Arrogance in the extreme! Every link works. There are three million+ locations built into the system to organize content geospatially. When you speak of a broken link, did you get a 404? No! You received no content because you and the other 7 billion people on earth haven't learned what it is and contributed information to your community. nwzPaper is not another aggregator crawling the web for content. Everything a user contributes is published to our system and that's what enables real-time content publishing around the world. It's all nuance that somehow went over your head. The blogs you speak of are toast because of the legal distinction the courts have made between bloggers and journalists. The blogosphere is structurally broken because it has no adhesive beyond a search engine and lacks he ability to have a uniform audit facility for users and their content. Try again. You are the enemy of innovation.