where do Tulsans go to find out about Tulsa?

[cmoreno]

please share where it is that you find out about Tulsa

on the, "Tulsa Time" blog on LiveJournal (as well as on facebook and twitter), i've posted some thoughts about local advertising, and more importantly about where tulsa folks to go find events, things happening, businesses, where to go, what to do, etc.

please read:
http://community.livejournal.com/tulsatime/673833.html

and PLEASE comment!

[PonderInc]

Ummm... I'm old fashioned.  I read the paper, check out the Urban Tulsa, read this forum, and hear about things from co-workers and friends.  (Get a lot of emails about various events around town.)  I know that the "younger" generation gets a lot of info via Twitter and MySpace alerts from "friends," in addition to more "traditional" methods.

[Hometown]

Tulsa World
OETA's Oklahoma Nightly News Report
TulsaNow

[Townsend]

quote:Originally posted by Hometown


OETA's Oklahoma Nightly News Report

Worst weather graphics but by far most informative local newscast.

[sgrizzle]

-TulsaNow
-RSS Feed Reader pulling all stories referencing Tulsa via Google Search.
-TulsaWorld
-Gossip

[joiei]

That web site is not pretty.  Too jumbled and too hard to figure out what is what.  Looks like a 64 color box of crayons exploded there.

[charky]

quote:Originally posted by joiei

That web site is not pretty.  Too jumbled and too hard to figure out what is what.  Looks like a 64 color box of crayons exploded there.

Glad someone said it before me. Just painful to look at. Too many colors...the all caps don't work...too much scrolling text...just too much stuff.

[Townsend]

quote:Originally posted by charky

quote:Originally posted by joiei

That web site is not pretty.  Too jumbled and too hard to figure out what is what.  Looks like a 64 color box of crayons exploded there.

Glad someone said it before me. Just painful to look at. Too many colors...the all caps don't work...too much scrolling text...just too much stuff.

crap on a cracker, no kidding.  Looks like a 6 year old special needs kid on a trip pulled that one together