Tuesday, July 21, 2009

May the 'Internet' force be with you

The Park Record has embraced the latest interactive technology and would like to hear from readers how best to use it. We have the capability to send instant text messages to your cell phone and we have a streamlined version of our web site for mobile devices. There is a commenting tool attached to every news story and you can vote on polls or send letters to the editor via the website. parkrecord.com also has restaurant, real estate and business listings along with weather reports and UDOT weather reports. You can also post events to the online entertainment calendar. But we know your time is valuable and you are bombarded with information so tell us what you want more of or less of. Post your comments here or send us a letter to the editor, www.parkrecord.com/writealetter

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Great information ......... very nice blog...... keep moving ahead......

___________________
Smarry
Online Marketing of your brand

Hydroponics said...

I’m very glad that a writer like you invests your time in a meaningful and useful way in which you share your knowledge with the people around you especially us bloggers. I will continue reading your post for it tackles different issues in our society that keeps me interested and go on reading the rest of your articles. This certain article talk about the current issues that is interesting in nature. I salute you for writing informative post and sharing your wisdom. Kudos!

UNLV Dating said...

I have a high regard for writer like you for you create articles that are truly astonishing for the tackle different issues in our society. It’s really important for us bloggers to be inform on such matters as to be updated with the current situations that can affects ones life. Thanks for the remarkable post and I will continue reading the rest of your post!

Anonymous said...

I searched the Park Record for the article on Breckenridge decriminalization of pot and what it means to both Park City & Breckenridge’s Resort Industry. I guess the blasting of PC police and Dave Edmonds was too much and the cops got the Park Record to delete it??

Anonymous said...

found it http://www.parkrecord.com/ci_14665462?source=most_viewed

Anonymous said...

hope the paper will do indepth reporting on santoria in park city. the police should not take this lightly....it's black magic and very dangerous.