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San Diego News Network, the online publication that laid off its free lancers at the end of May, has come out with a description of "the new SDNN." For the life of me, I can't tell how it differs from the severely ailing old SDNN, with one exception: the new SDNN doesn't have the talent the old one had. Chief Executive Neil Senturia says the new SDNN will cover San Diego and Southern California news "from the sublime to the ridiculous"; diverse views on issues and people; arts and sports, and lists featuring places to eat and play. Missing are contributions that the free lancers once made. (Don Bauder)
San Diego News Network, the online publication that laid off its free lancers at the end of May, has come out with a description of "the new SDNN." For the life of me, I can't tell how it differs from the severely ailing old SDNN, with one exception: the new SDNN doesn't have the talent the old one had. Chief Executive Neil Senturia says the new SDNN will cover San Diego and Southern California news "from the sublime to the ridiculous"; diverse views on issues and people; arts and sports, and lists featuring places to eat and play. Missing are contributions that the free lancers once made. (Don Bauder)