The Mirror

1/26/2010 - University of Northern Colorado

Magazines and newspapers dedicated to specific topics advocate addressing an issue important to the staff and audience they cater to. Although sometimes it may seem like biased reporting is afoot, using print media writing or news writing is still an effective way to construct a report — regardless of technological advances in broadcast.

Even though newspapers are dying and magazine ad revenue is falling, as well, online publications detailing the story with facts not surfaced by brief recorded segments inform audiences much more effectively.

This is evident in last Tuesday’s launch of the new online magazine Greening of Oil, a publication dedicated to educating the public and oil companies about cleaning up oil and making it an earth-friendly fuel.

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