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Arianna Huffington is to take seriously, not the class action against them. Not only is AOL's new content Chief does not reduce the use of unpaid bloggers, is it double down - literally. Network of hyperlocal news sites, trying to recruit patch, AOL more than 8,000 bloggers in the next eight days, according to Editor-in-Chief Brian Farnham.
Patch editors were asked on Friday, recruitment blogger in preparation for the launch of the blog platform starting on 4 May. Yesterday, Farnham issued a memo with concrete objectives: every editor you is expected until five to 10 new bloggers report until then.
"The introduction of blogging on our pages is far more than just the release of a new function," wrote Farnham. "It is a full-on course correction patch heading in the direction we want to go."
He seemed to anticipate his grumbling from the ranks in response to the command.
"As for the question of why we quickly presented move this to the go-slow approach on Friday, let me, the address here: we are a startup" Farnham wrote [emphasis his]. "You have heard that before and it will be true for some time." "To know you all logged on, this was a young company, and while no one Feuerwehrübung like, have you at the same time to changes and you want to be a patch editor quickly move."
In fact, patch editors not to the abrupt about faces and mixed messages received in the last few months. Recently, many after Bloomberg have reported that patch "more than 800 full-time employees would be setting." The report cites Huffington, "Each site now a dedicated team will have." That was welcome news to existing patch editors, the work generally solo, and that although their freelance budget cut this year seen.
But the jubilation was short-lived, as patch editors were then informed that Huffington's comment not to mean that each site would add a second editor only, an unknown number of editors will be hired at any given time.
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