AOL Patch sites continue to stand itself up in Southern California. The online news network has hired Rich Kane, a former managing editor of the OC Weekly, to cover Laguna Beach.
Patch has also picked up Aldrin Brown, former city editor at the San Bernardino Sun, to oversee the network's San Bernardino-area sites. This confirms the rumors I heard last month, when Brown first departed.
Speaking of SB County, I'm told Redlands - home to leafy trees, a university, decent schools and desirable homes - will remain the battlefield of choice for ad starved news orgs. AOL plans to launch a site there, while the Press-Enterprise and the Redlands Daily Facts, owned by Belo and MediaNews Group, respectively, continue to clash on the newspaper side. The P-E has pulled back coverage in the rest of the county.
Oct 15, 2010
Even more Patch work
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I just learned that Monrovia Patch has picked up Nathan McIntire from the Star News as well.
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