To see then video, visit http://youtu.be/KgquszFuQO0. Produced by Jim Albritton | Hundreds of people turned out for Blues by Starlight, an annual event that transforms Jackson, Mississippi’s Highland Village into the world’s largest outdoor blues club. Jesse Robinson and the 500 Pounds of Blues Band joined with Hunter Gibson and the Gators and area restaurants to raise money for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi (BGCCM) is a non-profit organization that inspires and enables young people to become successful, responsible citizens. Youth benefit from our trained, caring, professional staff and volunteers who help young people take control of their lives, envision productive futures and reach their goals. Continue reading …
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I aptaecirpe this reporting, Jeff, but I think your description of the print product is a little misleading – I don’t know of any newspaper where print has yet become a legacy operation in the sense that needs to be supported by the web. If that were the case, it’d be easy for newspapers to drop print.It’s the other way around — what’s scarce are business models that *don’t* require a print product to subsidize the sustainable production of community news.Even in the medium to long run, it’s not the print that’s inherently unsustainable — it’s the sort of close, broad, daily reporting that works well in a mass-produced print product. That’s what young and middle-aged people aren’t willing to pay for any more (either with their money or their eyeballs).
Love the blog