Small Paper Sees Big Lift With CMS Change

Posted Friday, October 4, 2013 2:00 pm

By: Meg Heckman | NetNewsCheck

Most small newspapers would be happy with an online publishing system that solves more headaches than it creates. Finding software that makes digital revenue and reader traffic skyrocket seems like the stuff of dreams.

But that’s precisely what Mike Donnelly, publisher of the Indiana (Pa.) Gazette, says has happened to his 14,000 circulation daily since partnering with CityPortals earlier this year.

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