Seaside is HERE - Version 4.0 Launched
Yes, it's finally here. At long last.
Pacific Northwest Portal Version 4.0 has been completed and launched. The waiting, the anticipating, the delays - are over.
It's a huge step forward into a new era of our history.
The new Pacific Northwest Portal is sleeker, edgier, faster, and definitely more reliable. It has more information than ever before, but yet it's better organized so that you can quickly find and access it.
Seaside is the most compatible version of Pacific NW Portal - ever.
For the whole scoop, see the overview.
Version 4.0 started with your feedback. This relaunch is all about delivering a better website. We're striving to live up to our mission of providing you with the latest political news and giving you easy access to the unique, independent viewpoints that characterize our region.
We want you to tell us what you think. What do you think of the changes? How can we improve even more and serve you better? Let us hear from you.
Haven't seen the new site yet? What are you waiting for? Take a look.
UPDATE: I've posted a diary about Seaside and the strength of the local blogosphere at Daily Kos.
Pacific Northwest Portal Version 4.0 has been completed and launched. The waiting, the anticipating, the delays - are over.
It's a huge step forward into a new era of our history.
The new Pacific Northwest Portal is sleeker, edgier, faster, and definitely more reliable. It has more information than ever before, but yet it's better organized so that you can quickly find and access it.
Seaside is the most compatible version of Pacific NW Portal - ever.
For the whole scoop, see the overview.
Version 4.0 started with your feedback. This relaunch is all about delivering a better website. We're striving to live up to our mission of providing you with the latest political news and giving you easy access to the unique, independent viewpoints that characterize our region.
We want you to tell us what you think. What do you think of the changes? How can we improve even more and serve you better? Let us hear from you.
Haven't seen the new site yet? What are you waiting for? Take a look.
UPDATE: I've posted a diary about Seaside and the strength of the local blogosphere at Daily Kos.
