Paragraph Ink is a little like a collaborative blog. It is a loose network of veteran journalists who report, write and express opinions online. This site is a constantly changing array of excerpts linking to each writer’s latest work on his or her own website.
In a challenging environment for journalists and journalism, this is an experiment, an attempt to find new ways to connect readers and writers. We hope you’ll stick around and see how it turns out. If you are a journalist interested in participating, please contact us at info(at)paragraphink.com.
– Jon Sidener, founder
Join us
Are you a veteran print journalist who blogs?
Do you have an independent blog, your own website or continue to write online about your area of expertise?
If so, why not add your voice to Paragraph Ink? Raise your visibility and reach new readers.
Information: info(at)paragraphink.com
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