Print10Tell ten. Teach ten.

• People who read the magazine• People at risk of ‘being left behind’

Those who are not familiar with the internet, and do not see it as relevant to their world.

People we’d like to help…

Why?• Council magazine funding

has been cut

• We are in danger of leaving behind those who do not yet relate to the web, especially the older generation

The thing is…• Content still exists (in the

form of an E version) this is a distributive problem.

• How can we get this content out to non web users, as well as to those who wouldn’t usually read the magazine?

The web can help…

A paper that is delivered by the community through web outreach…

• Map the pilot online community.

• Connect with community hubs in partnership with pilot council (facebook groups, GPs, pubs, leaders, reference groups, reading clubs, mum and baby groups…)

• Get these hubs to agree to Print10 (or 20… or 50…) and distribute – issue freely available and promoted online for anyone else who wishes to print

We can do more….

We can create a better, social version of the traditional magazine, and get more people online while we’re at it!

• Hybrid of Content, include local tweets, facebook discussions, Flickr photo of the week… Encourage readers to get involved in the conversations.

• Develop web intrigue – something relevant to the reader in a familiar form. Also more appealing to those who wouldn’t usually read a localgov based publication

• Include local web training sessions for those who want to learn how join the conversation online

But wait! We can do more…

• Newspaperclub• Paper.li

Things already out there…

User Journeys…

So, what next?

• Conversations with interested Local Authorities

• Connecting with newspaperclub.com and the Race Online campaign• Begin to scope the Print10 pilot

Print10Tell ten. Teach ten.

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