CNN Technology: How can EveryBlock’s model be used worldwide?
March 23rd, 2009Posted by Laura Oliver in Editors' pick, Online Journalism
Can ultralocal news and information site EveryBlock’s data-driven model be adopted more widely, asks Steve Mollman.
Related models could see success in Japan and Scandinavia, he suggests.
“The EveryBlock revenue model would play into building local economies perfectly as well, by helping disseminate more localized advertising,” says Japanese market entry and strategy consultant, Tei Gordon, in the piece.
“In this down economy, I think anything that might stimulate local economies would be welcome.”
Tags: entry and strategy consultant, EveryBlock, Japan, localized advertising, Scandinavia, Steve Mollman, Tei Gordon
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