Comments on: One tiny, little milesone on the streets of Lichfield this evening; perhaps we don’t all need to bow to our former masters, pay rent to our lords…

By: Guardian Local gives hyperlocal ad system Addiply a boost — Journal Local

Guardian Local gives hyperlocal ad system Addiply a boost — Journal Local — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 12:00:27 +0000

[...] looks to add more local community sites to the network to help them become what he calls ‘not-for-loss‘, the addition of the Guardian sites is a big thumbs up for the system and definitely food [...]

By: Out With A Bang » A green paper for Messrs Reeves and Perrin; building an ad sales co-operative out of the media mayhem that is the Midlands.

Fri, 09 Apr 2010 21:48:20 +0000

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By: Medial Digital» Linktipps Neu » Linktipps zum Wochenstart: Publizieren ohne Orchester

Sun, 21 Mar 2010 16:42:23 +0000

[...] revenue sources and practices – Google ads is one answer, self-managed display ad platforms like Addiply are another and direct payments will play a role too. It’s all part of the move from [...]

By: Sabcat Printing

Sabcat Printing — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 14:38:33 +0000

Putting a banner on the Lichfield blog makes perfect sense for us but not in the same way as it does for Lichfield Computer Centre. We can print t-shirts for anyone where ever they are. But we’re from Lichfield and there’s plenty of work we could pick up in the area.

We know the Lichfield Blog anyway, it’s about the best place to find out what’s happening in our peculiar corner of the world (and if you happen to live in one of the streets that doesn’t get the local free paper delivered the only place).

£10 a month in the overall scheme of things is no money at all to take a punt with. What we’re thinking about now is how many tenners we should be punting onto other sites around the country. The model of the Lichfield Blog and sites like it, the alternative nature of the structure appeals to us. We are ourselves a co-op.

There’s also potential for this to be a two way street. T-shirts are a good way for sites like Lichfield Blog to generate revenue and promote themselves. Interesting times.

BTW, World Turned Upside down is a great song but lets hope the last line “we come in peace the orders came to cut them down” doesn’t apply in this case. St Georges Hill is now a golf club.

By: psmith, journalist › Kachingle: A route to revenue through community crowd-funding

Sat, 20 Mar 2010 13:15:08 +0000

[...] sources and practices – Google ads is one answer, self-managed display ad platforms like Addiply are another and direct payments will play a role too. It’s all part of the move from [...]