Art a-mach air 'regime change'?

[Gràisg]

Dè do bheachd fhèin. Seo na thuirt e air forargyll.com a-raoir

'I am all for openness. I agree and yes, we do plan to have the minutes of all our minutes on the Bòrd website, as opposed to the mygaelic one. This is part of a number of developments and improvements within the Bòrd, and while I cannot say for certain when they will be on the site, we fully intend that they will be.'

tuilleadh air làrach forargyll.com:
http://forargyll.com/2009/02/mygaelicco ... a-million/

[GunChleoc]

Agus dh'fhoillsich e fiosrachaidh mun chuis maoineachaidh:

The website element of the project is around £150k for the design, copy content and build including project management from project commencement to launch date and includes a year of content management and ongoing site development. A team at An Còmhlan Cruthachail in Glasgow, a team at Reefnet in Stornoway, and the writer Alasdair Campbell have all been working on the project for well over a year. In fact it is nearly two years since the contract was tendered and awarded, but the initial months were taken up with some thorough market research. It should also be remembered that the content is available in English, Easy Gaelic and Gaelic so the copy writing was quite intensive and the level of Gaelic for the Easy Gaelic section had to be tested out on people.

mygaelic.com will be advertised via Real Radio and The Scottish Sun. The activity with Real Radio is very much promotional driven and a unique campaign has been developed whereby a Gaelic phrase is played each week from Monday to Thursday. Listeners then look for clues on mygaelic.com and text their answers to Real Radio on a Friday. Prizes are then awarded. Ads will also appear in the West Highland Free Press, The Oban Times, Stornoway Gazette and the Inverness Courier communicating the content of mygaelic.com and encouraging individuals and groups to submit ‘What’s on’ information. The ongoing publicity campaign is £100k.

After a year it is expected that a member of Bòrd na Gàidhlig’s staff will be responsible for the ongoing content management.