May 2010 - The Bulletin Magazine

Finally, on the net!
At the end of last year, about 28 million people were online in Canada;
84.3% of the population, according to ITU.
More and more people are looking for services and products on-line than ever
before. Peoples' habits are changing. People move to a new area and very
often rely solely on the Internet to learn about the new area, research and find
out who to go to for what. Many people research and find homes, jobs and
services over the Internet. Most people are coming to expect that any professionally run business
will have a web site.
It has been on our list of to-do’s for some time and it is finally coming to life. We will be up and
running in about a month, we’ll be sure to let you know in an upcoming issue. Yes, the print
version will continue to be in your mailbox month to month, but there will be a few changes.
On the site, you will have access to community events (and there will be room for plenty more),
the “Ongoing” or regular monthly events will have a place of its own too. Advertisers in our print
version will have a chance to advertise online, and can be linked to their own website, and so
much more. The Bulletin online will be a great source of information for everyone in East
Gwillimbury and beyond.
Why now? We’ve been wanting to get this up and running for a long time, but our only excuse is
that when you are a business or magazine with limited time and budget, it doesn’t always happen
as fast as you’d like. No more excuses, it’s been long overdue.
Take care – Christine Benns, Editor
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