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imur.com
 imur.com ... of reads. Newest Review: ... a main newspaper of three pages, which featured the most read stories from the various topic orrientated magazines. You contributed to the magazine, and hoped someone would read your stuff. As a bonus, the most read story during the course of a month earned $500 Not so long ago they propossed a change over, in which contributors had to pay $39 to sign up for a year, but there were more ... more ... financial prizes available. I assume that they hoped to get more people signed up than they had pay outs, but a quick bit of maths suggested they would have needed quite a few thousands of people to stand any chance. Most of the Im-Ur regulars turned out...more |
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imur.com: write the news yourself. (378 words)
by Bryn Pearson - written on 24.04.01 (Useful, 19 readings)
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Im-UR is dead. Another interesting project ceases to exist, which is in many ways a shame. Im-ur was an online newspaper that allowed anyone to write the news. Contributors from around the world offered their opinions and expereinces of world events, as well as things closer to home. Sometimes it was facinating, sometimes it was riddled with prejudice and idiocy, but it was never dull. Sometimes im-ur would offer real insight because you could see how other people interpreted the news. There was a main newspaper of three pages, which featured the most read stories from the various topic orrientated magazines. You contributed to the magazine, and hoped ...
