New Editors Weblog: please re-subscribe to our RSS

Dear loyal reader of the Editors Weblog,

The Editors Weblog changed on Tuesday 18 October 2005 and we hope you'll like its new functionalities. The URL address will not change, it's still www.editorsweblog.org (but the oldest URL address http://wef.blogs.com/ is no longer available).

If you subscribed to our RSS feed, YOU NEED to go to the new home page at www.editorsweblog.org and select which new RSS feed you prefer (RSS button on the left side of the page):

- all postings - only new media postings - only print journalism postings - only analysis and commentary.

On 16 October, your "old RSS feed" will stop. That is the reason why we ask you to choose your new RSS feed as soon as possible.

Visually the main innovation is a clear distinction between NEWS and ANALYSIS. But the main modifications are "behind the scene":

1 - The Editors Weblog will become a real "cooperative weblog" with more than 40 contributors already registered. For editors-in-chief, consultants, media experts and bloggers, it is now very easy to be an "Editors Weblog writer" (see the page "submit an article"). 2 - We want to send (and to receive) RSS feeds from partners (weblogs or websites) in order to mutually enrich our content with the latest postings appearing in a special box. 3 - And finally, we offer different RSS feeds because we have a large range of readers with very different centers of interest: some are focused on print newspapers, some already are in a purely online world!

We hope you will appreciate these changes and welcome your feedback.

Bertrand Pecquerie, World Editors Forum Director and John Burke, Weblog Editor.

Source: Editors Weblog

PS: The Editors Weblog was created in January 2004 by the World Editors Forum, the division for editors within the World Association of Newspapers.