Some members for the Capital Press staff, mostly some of us who work in the newsroom, are going to be calling on our readers to help us figure out how to tailor what we do to fit them best.
So we will literally be picking up the phones talk to subscribers in Idaho, Washington, Oregon and California to talk turkey — and hay, cattle, milk, grains, etc. Specifically we are going to be asking them questions about our Markets pages, where we print information about various commodity prices each week. (Read more about what's behind this effort in this week's column by Managing Editor Carl Sampson.) If you are a Capital Press reader, you can help us out too if you like. Here are the questions we will be asking. If you want to participate, you can do so by answering the questions below and sending them to me via e-mail.
Are you a subscriber to the Capital Press? (If not, how often do you read Capital Press?)
Do you read the Market reports in the Capital Press?
Which ones?
Do you get Market reports from our website, capitalpress.com, or other Internet sources?
Which ones?
Do you use them in addition to the market reports printed in the Capital Press or instead of them?
On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the most important and 1 being not important at all, how important to you are the Market reports printed in the Capital Press?
Do you have any suggestions for improving the Capital Press?
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