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New Birmingham Post website goes into beta

February 15th, 2008 Posted by Laura Oliver in Newspapers, Online Journalism

The soon-to-be launched revamp of the Birmingham Post website has moved into a beta stage, according to the paper’s editor Marc Reeves.

Writing on his blog, Reeves said their had been a recruitment drive for bloggers, which had ‘delivered amazing results’.

A new arrangement of core content will be introduced, he added, with different channels housing news, analysis and blogs for different sectors, in addition to email newsletters.

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