One third of large newspaper web sites now let readers comment on stories, while three out of ten require registration or payment to access their online material, according to a recent survey of how the top 100 U.S. newspapers are adapting web technology.
The survey, conducted by the Washington, D.C. public relations firm The Bivings Group, [...]

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Vox populi rocked this summer.
Or so says the Committee of Concerned Journalists which assembled none articles that appeared during July. Most were prompted by the demise of the citizen journalism startup Backfence which occurred shortly before Washington Post launched a new hyperlocal site,  LoudounExtra.com.
Here is a link to that aggregation which puts the buzz on these words in one convenient spot.

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