first When was the home of your organization?
second since 1994
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Out of what motivations they developed?
Our newspaper for blind and visually impaired should also be equality of useable. We therefore produced a disk copy. From this came our online edition
third How important is the home page for their non-profit organization, in contrast to other media work?
is the issue of our newspaper 1.700 pieces.
the Online Version: The Internet offers
of biceps-INFO were read in 2004 from an average of 27 950 people per month. Overall, the readers recalled 1.7 million pages.
4th How often is the Internet content updated?
Several times a day.
5th What are Kriti new messages are put on the homepage?
There are editors who evaluate whether a message is interesting or not. General direction is self-determination and equality of disabled people.
6th You begin to describe how traditional media (newspapers, radio, TV) on ongoing operations their non-profit organization information:
We have a variety services. We've got a newsletter, RSS and classical releases on OTS-APA. There are of course one interviews with journalists.
7th What experiences (both positive / negative) have made the website so far?
share information very cost-effective, fast and targeted way. A website of this nature but requires an ongoing care, in our case, several times a day.
8th How can members (or those who want to be) on the formulation of their Internet presence to contribute?
Whether who is a member or not does not matter. It is important that he has something to say. The following options are. Writing an article that he suggests to print. Writing a Post for an article that already exists. Entries in the event database or the message board.
