The screen display will be reminiscent of a traditional newspaper. Text and graphics submissions will be received via e-mail. All pages are based on a template for quick and easy page building. I believe it is. In fact, the idea to create the SCJ came from my own desire for current news and information that is not filtered through the liberal media.
Southern news is already out there in cyberspace.
It's on dozens of websites and in thousands of e-mails. There are many fine Southern organizations with wonderful websites, but most have a specific focus and do not require frequent updating. Those that do include news items must carry whatever the existing media is putting out. I don't have time to wade through 40 e-mails a day looking for the gem of info that may or may not be buried in them somewhere, and I'll bet you don't, either. The Internet can be a marvelous tool for disseminating knowledge and information, if we will use it to its best advantage.