Archive for March, 2015

Community-content opportunities: Local knowledge

Posted in Uncategorized on March 21, 2015 by OC Talk Radio

Some stimulating ideas from a few years ago on how newspapers can profit from a return to “local content” and the new type of local content that can attract an audience and generate profits including ‘hyperlocal talk’…exactly what we’re doing at http://www.OCTalkRadio.ent

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This is the fifth and final part of the community content section of the Blueprint for the Complete Community Connection.

An important aspect of the Complete Community Connection will be to develop the place where people of our communities and perhaps across Iowa turn for answers to their questions about this state and its communities: databases, community resources, services, history, unique aspects of local life (attractions, institutions and events) and a user-generated encyclopedia of local knowledge.

Databases

I have detailed the possibilities for databases in a separate report for Newspaper Next: Be the Answer: Using interactive databases to provide answers and generate revenue. We will develop databases to provide content throughout our digital products as well as to provide information we would use in print and broadcast. Interactive databases would be the cornerstone of the a massive answer center we would develop where people in the community could seek…

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3rd Annual Legal Ports Conference

Posted in Import/Exporting with tags , , , , , , on March 16, 2015 by OC Talk Radio

3rd Annual Legal Ports Conference.  OC Talk Radio is proud to be the Media Sponsor again for the 3rd Annual LEGAL PORTS CONFERENCE, co-sponsored by both The Port of LA and LB along with the LB and LA County Bar Associations.  The all day conference on legal issues confronting import/export and international trade will take place THIS THURSDAY, March 19 from 8am-5pm at The Point Conference Center located within the Pyramid on Cal State Long Beach’s campus.

Mario Cordero, Chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission will talk about the one topic on eveyone’s mind, RESOLVING CONGESTION AT OUR PORTS at the public breakfast from 8am-9am.

While Holly Madison, Asst. Deputy Secy of Commerce will fly in from Washington, D.C. to address THE FUTURE OF US/CHINA RELATIONS at the public luncheon which starts at 1pm.

Visit http://www.LegalPorts.com for the full agenda and tix.  Or contact us at (949) 350-7585 for more info.