> > 640 GST has redesigned their website
> > (
http://www.640gst.com). and I must say it's about time. I
>
> > thought they would have changed it a year ago when they
> got
> > the Braves, but it was the same tired website with a link
> to
> > Atlantabraves.com
> > The new site, at first glance, looks a whole lot better,
> > with more news, graphics, and current news photos. One
> thing
> > I hope they put up there is link to Braves news (spring
> > traning, roster moves, etc). Right now, ironically, there
> is
> > no link to anything Braves, which is ironic, since they
> are
> > "BravesRadio".
> >
> Just another website to me, and I design websites. Nothing
> warm or unique about it, but you're right in that it's a
> vast improvement over their old one.
> We did this on this board a while back, but what the heck,
> it's time again.... ideas for best and worst broadcasting
> websites? (radio OR tv?)
> Here's mine:
> Best:
> - 99x.com - Fits well with the format in terms of look.
> Doesn't look like an 'industrial news site' (e.g.: cnn.com)
> that most radio station sites look like. Easy to navigate
> and find what you're looking for
> - thefishatlanta.com - again, non-industrial,
> non-threatening for the conservative Fish listener
> - peach949.com: tasteful, simple, works well with the music
> format
>
>
> Worst:
> - wsbradio.com: endless html, overwhelming, just like
> drudgereport.com. There's too much to choose from and no
> personality whatsoever.
> - 971theriver: a carbon copy of WSB's site
> - magic98.1: still holding over from when the GM used to do
> the website on the side (???). A total mess.
>
Slarti~
could you help me out? I have some friends that have a sunday am talk show, and need a website designed. do you know people who could do this without breaking the bank? They have been on the air here for 8 years, and have purchased the domain name. Please email me if you know someone, this is for real!
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