Tulsa World Tweaks 'Real time' Website
The Tulsa World, like The Oklahoman, has tweaked its website with the addition of new features and a redesigned look.
The new site includes video links and more graphics tied to stories. Stories also include lead-ins to reader comments on the stories.
The redesign includes a wide array of story cagtegories spread across the second half of the home page along with an altered masthead.
Web Editor Jason Collington writes the changes are designed to emphasize "real time" reporting where readers can find news now rather than tomorrow morning.
He writes today: "We are happy to share with our customers a redesigned tulsaworld.com. We have listened to your feedback and made changes to improve everything from loading speed to added features. This is only the beginning of improvements that will debut throughout the coming year."
The new site includes video links and more graphics tied to stories. Stories also include lead-ins to reader comments on the stories.
The redesign includes a wide array of story cagtegories spread across the second half of the home page along with an altered masthead.
Web Editor Jason Collington writes the changes are designed to emphasize "real time" reporting where readers can find news now rather than tomorrow morning.
He writes today: "We are happy to share with our customers a redesigned tulsaworld.com. We have listened to your feedback and made changes to improve everything from loading speed to added features. This is only the beginning of improvements that will debut throughout the coming year."
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