New site dances to the tune innovation

20 Jun 2006

The interactive arm of ' newspaper division (which is housed here in Knoxville) is experimenting with a new band-and-bar scene site called .

In my internal shorthand, I call it an "Innosite," a play on the name of the consulting firm Scripps has been working with, , LLC.

It's an interesting experiment in trying to innovate to serve a much-needed market niche locally; see what you think. Congrats to Sara Schwabe, Jay Small, Rich Lacy and all the folks at Northshore working on the project.

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Posted by Jack D. Lail on Tuesday, June 20, 2006 at 7:25 AM | 0 TrackBacks

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Thanks for the mention, Jack!

Sara Schwabe | June 23, 2006 1:59 PM | Reply

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