Thanks for your thoughts Tom, Michael, and Emily. Re: geo-tagging. The answer is no. I don't see many local publishers using it at this point. People are aware of it, but its just one more platform to learn and people are justifiably hesitant about any move that won't boost revenue in the short term – and I don't think geo-tagging can be very effective in boosting revenue in the short term. That said, I think extending the life of stories (what David and Tom both cited as the main benefit) is a wonderful thing enabled by digital formats that is extremely underutilized. Geo-tagging is one way to do it. Databases are another. That's a major underlying premise of the value of my project at CJR (http://www.cjr.org/nfdb) which is both an editorial product and a database. I've spoken with one site that is considering packaging its one-off video stories into a larger TV-esque weekly broadcast.