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RIP RMI - Posted October 5, 2009
Sad news out of Denver: The Rocky Mountain Independent is no more.
The indie news site is currently refunding money to the 200 subscribers who agreed to pay $24 a year for access to RMI's exclusive content, and no new content will be posted to the site.
The sit... [MediaJobsDaily]
Let's Talk Rockies - Posted July 7, 2009
The laid-off staffers from the now-defunct Rocky Mountain News have apparently recovered from the InDenverTimes disaster, because their new venture, the Rocky Mountain Independent, launched yesterday.
Steve Foster, one of RMI's editors, told Westword that he had high hopes for RMI since the new site had a much more defined focus.
"We... [MediaJobsDaily]
Ex-Rocky Staffers Are So Not Giving Up - Posted May 15, 2009
The latest update in the Rocky Mountain News/InDenverTimes saga (remember, ex-Rocky staffers were working on InDenverTimes without pay til the site's proposed May 4 launch, when in late April the IDT investors decided not to move forward with the project since it got fewer than 10% of its projected subscribers—but kept... [MediaJobsDaily]
Laid-Off Newspaper Reporters Flock to Online Startups, Profits Still Elusive - Posted April 23, 2009
Laid-off newspaper reporters are increasingly finding refuge on the Internet, but so far, their online startup efforts are being met with mixed results: Today, the trio of investors who teamed up with 30 journalists from the folded Rocky Mountain News to launch In Denver Times last month announced that they're backing... [WebNewser - SocialTimes.com]
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