That magazine does a terrific job of updating on both Twitter and Facebook.
If you are using Facebook, find them on this page.
As you know, Facebook is confusing. Often I click links from their posts expecting to go to the online magazine, … only to find myself on the Inside Gymnastics Facebook page. Recently Facebook bought Friendfeed, a far better competitor, but one that never caught on. Hopefully Facebook will adopt some of Friendfeed’s simpler “river of news”.
The Inside Gymnastics site seem to crash today during the live broadcast of their Radio show with host John Roethlisberger. The Radio page is back up now. Hopefully they will post it soon so we can listen to a “repeat”.
Better than this, of course, would be a regular gymnastics audiocast available from the Podcast section of iTunes. There are no gymnastics audiocasts available currently.
If you are a Twitterer, follow them at twitter.com/insideGym
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We apologize for the crash of our site during the Inside Gymnastics radio show. However we will be posting the radio show as soon as possible on our website and through iTunes. We have lots of great things coming in 2010 and hope the gymnastics community enjoys what is on the horizon.
Remember – follow us on Facebook and Twitter (@insidegym) for live updates. Our Worlds section of InsideGymnastics.com is launching very soon. A big shout-out to our sponsors for making this great section possible!
Shane Womack
Director of Marketing
Inside Gymnastics Magazine
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