Are you ready for The Sports Page?!

A couple months ago, we introduced HeSheTheySaid.com.  The response was great!

Today, with college football starting, the Lions two weeks away and the baseball playoffs approaching, we are introducing a new feature of HSTS dedicated to the sports fans among us.  Watch this.

HINT:  Click the full screen view in the bottom right hand corner for the best look.

As we explained when rolling out HeSheTheySaid.com, it doesn't matter if you love Twitter or hate it, there is information on it that you want to know.  And, when it comes to your sports teams, it's information you NEED to know.

Check out The Sports Page.  Join our page on Facebook and share the site with you friends.  And of course, for you political junkies, HeSheTheySaid.com remains the one site to bring all the latest on Michigan politics, news and commentary to you in real time.

Introducing He/She/They Said.com

It's been a while since my last post here on the Message Board, but I'm back with something new.  Watch this.

Hint: Click on the "full screen" button in the bottom right hand corner for the best view.

So, what's the point of He/She/They Said.com?  Well, a couple things.  First, while Twitter is growing, there are still Twitter-phobes out there who, while not anxious to tweet or be tweeted at, still have an interest in the news and campaign chatter.  For them, the site is a place to stay in the loop without having sign up or use Twitter yourself.  In other words, eavesdrop away but don't worry about getting trapped in a bad conversation.

And second, for the Twitter users in our midst, the site provides a compilation of quality information sources so you can find, follow and interact with them yourself.

It's not a complex idea, but one I had not seen put to use for Michigan news, politics and commentary.  So, here it is.

As the video says, check it out, "like" it on Facebook, share it with others on Facebook, Twitter and through email, bookmark the site, give us your feedback and come back often.