Are we impressed yet?
April 13, 2008 at 5:51 pm | In Interactive, Multimedia, Online Journalism | Leave a CommentTags: BreakingNews.ie, Ireland.com, RTE, SMS
OK, it’s here. BreakingNews.ie (http://www.breakingnews.ie) has got an upgrade on it’s website and now offers SMS alerts, audio & vido pieces & allows readers to submit video & pictures of news events. Are we impressed? I’m not too sure yet. I like the new, colourful look of the website; not too sure about the new layout. But. to be fair, I think it is just becasue I am so used to the old style. I’ll get used to this new one. The website has tried to make itself look like a ‘proper’ news website like RTE or Ireland.com. One thing I did like about the old version of the website was it’s simplicity. Now, it seems to have lost some of that. Well, give me (& other users) time…….only journalists could get excited about something like this!
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