Did You Know We Made the Top-Ten Referring Sites?
Did you know that Proyecto Latina made the top ten list in Linking Audiences To News II Report? Well happy news we did! So what does this mean?
In a nut shell, we are cyber chingonas in Chicago linking to other sites and providing resources to our community. If you look at the list of virtual colleagues that made the list below you will notice that we are the only Latina led site mentioned. I think it’s important that we support other local Latino online sites and encourage new ones to crop up.
The flip side of this is there is always room for improvement on our site and we hope in the next few months continue to enhance this virtual space we’ve created. Special thanks to Rich Gordon, Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University for including us in the report.
We also wanted to give a shout-out of congrats to the other top referring sites in the report that include:
Chicagoargus.blogspot.com
Thesixward.blogspot.com
huffingtonpost.com
gapersblock.com
chicago.everyblock.com
chicagoradioandmedia.com
progressillinois.com
windycitizen.com
communitymediaworkshop.org
Make sure you check out and support these sites by following them on Twitter or liking their Fan page.
To learn more about these rankings you can go to www.communitynewsmatters.org. Also, make sure you
get your free download of the 2012 New News Report that is also ranking Chicago’s online news scene.
To download a copy of the report go to Linking Audiences To News Report.
Both reports were funded by The Chicago Community Trust and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
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Proyecto Latina is a multi-media project that amplifies the success and impact of Latinas in our community. Our initiatives include a reading series and a website that allow us to: create a culture of self-empowerment, spotlight emerging and established Latina talent, create safe spaces in under served communities, and provide a virtual platform to chronicle stories, share resources and start dialogue.
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