August 31, 2007

Holiday break: OJR to debut daily schedule on Sept. 10

We are taking a week off for Labor Day, and to prepare for an expanded publishing schedule.

By Robert Niles
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Monday marks the Labor Day holiday in the United States, so OJR will be taking the week off.

When we return on September 10, we will debut an expanded new daily (M-F) publishing schedule, featuring weekly articles on social media, publishing tools and technology, entrepreneurial journalism and more.

In the meantime, I am putting together our new staff of student writers, from an outstanding entering graduate class here at USC, as well as working on cleaning up some backend code to help better support new features on OJR.

Your story tips, suggestions and support are always welcomed. Thanks, again, for reading OJR and I hope you have a great end-of-summer break!

Robert Niles,
Editor

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