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An international web development firm building dynamic websites for the new generation of online newspapers.
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Why newspapers?

Updated: March 8, 2008 - 11:32am by Maine Web FX

First let me welcome you to this website. As you can see, this is the first blog entry for the site, which I am writing about 24 hours before the official launch of the site. Needless to say, myself and the team here at Maine Web FX are excited for the launch, which we hope will in some small well help the newspaper industry come to full stride on the web.

But the question we keep getting from people (in regard to the launch) is, "why newspapers?"

It's true that we have a web design firm that runs the gamut for design and programming already. The firm does everything from e-commerce to real estate. But our passion has always been newspapers.

Starting out as a reporter at the Brattleboro Reformer in Vermont, I had my share of great stories to cover. When the excitement waned, I moved to Phoenix, where I worked for a weekly newspaper covering cops and crime before working at a daily ... covering much of the same.

What we do

Updated: March 10, 2009 - 2:02pm by Maine Web FX

Full content management systems (Newspaper CMS) to fit your newspaper's website needs from the ground up. Customizable, easy to use, automated and functional.

National and International Newspaper Web Development; Newspaper CMS; Paid Content & Ad Driven Models

Updated: March 1, 2010 - 1:12pm by Maine Web FX

Maine Web FX's Web Development Division is an international newspaper web development firm building dynamic, newspaper content management systems for the newspaper industry, while allowing for community and readership interaction. Going beyond the traditional and into the next generation of news portals, we provide web-based solutions for all newspapers from small town weeklies to daily regional and metro papers.

We are prepared to model a website around your newspaper business plan, whether you are putting full content of your publication online or creating a paid subscription service. We offer options for partial paid content, fully paid content, per article charges or a combination of all avenues. We are ready to meet the future of online news. It is now up to your newspaper to take that first step.

Three Ways for Your Newspaper to Succeed Online

Updated: January 15, 2010 - 8:40pm by Maine Web FX

Package pricing reflects small to medium-sized markets. Larger, regional and metro papers should contact Maine Web FX for detailed pricing.

Package 1: (starting at $4,700* complete; customizations available)

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