Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Creative Loafing's Soundboard is back
Posted by Kimberly Lawson on Wed, Jul 18, 2012 at 8:00 AM
A couple of weeks ago, our editor in chief Mark Kemp put out a video asking our readers: "Do you want Soundboard back in print?"
The response to CL taking the concert listings out of the paper and making them an online-only feature was overwhelming. While some people trashed our decision — and CL — others offered some well thought-out, sensible points. We had no choice but to rethink the move.
And so, Creative Loafing's Soundboard section returns to the paper this week. Check out Mark's explanation below.
In addition, we're keeping our promise to revamp Soundboard on the Web and make that just as accessible as the print edition. On Thursday, check out the Music section for a one-click link to see all of the concerts and shows happening this weekend.
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