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July 5, 2011 By Yuki 15 Comments

In its heyday of the late 90’s, News.ai was literally “Anguilla on the Web.”  It was the go-to source for everything about Anguilla. The most charming part of News.ai, though, was its extensive coverage of “the little news.”

It covered everything from the announcement of a new summer camp to Steel drum West Indies night. “Big news” might be on the order of the re-opening of Palm Grove after Hurricane Lenny. No news was too small, as this example about an 18-year old making model boats shows.

In short, News.ai gave you everything about Anguilla, including the kitchen sink!  The news could be commercial or not. Club meetings, bodybuilding event or a local cricket match…

Bodybuilding 2001
Bodybuilding 2001

News.ai covered it all, all the small news that was fit to post…

  • Farmers’ offerings
  • Carnival
  • Music festivals
  • Anguilla slang
  • Recipes
  • El Gelaterooo (mobile Anguilla Ice Cream emporium)
  • Police Week Fashion Show
  • Fundraisers
  • The rope at Little Bay
  • New scuba shops
  • Art shows
  • Where bands are playing
  • If it was Anguillian, and if it was news, it made it into News.ai!

I can remember how my Dad anxiously awaited the latest edition of News.ai…

He would call Nori and me when he thought there was something interesting for us.

Nowadays, you don’t have to check a site to see what’s new.

You can subscribe to it and be informed of anything new. To subscribe, please click the “Subscribe” button (top of the left column on this page). And then choose how you want to subscribe to it.

In  the 6 years since News.ai has not published, the Web has grown. But no site has sprung up to keep the constant flow of “little news” coming.

The New News.ai Carries On The Tradition

News.ai brings the “real Anguilla” to everyone on the island…  and to the world.

No matter how “small” or “unimportant” you may think your news is, it’s not.  Someone will find it interesting. Folks will attend. Others will help. Some will contribute. You just have to let them know.

It’s easy and it’s free to get wide exposure in News.ai. Here’s how.

Simply send the following to news@news.ai…

  • a few paragraphs, no more no 500 words (200-300 should usually cover it — include when, what, where, and how to get there if needed)
  • a photo or 2 to grab your readers’ interest
  • contact information  — add name, phone, e-mail, website, facebook page at the end.

Not only will your story or news be posted on News.ai, it will also be shared by our sister site, Anguilla-Beaches.com.  Anguilla-Beaches.com reaches 1,000,000+ visitors per year around the world, and has over 10,000 people who subscribe to its e-zine or follow it at Facebook, etc.

Together with News.ai’s still-susbtantial traffic, your announcement will get out.

Who Are The People Who Run News.Ai?

Rumple and Yuki Fishing
Rumple, Yuki and a Yellow Snapper

My name is Yuki Evoy (pictured here with friend Rumple and unlucky fish).

I am a 20-year old student who goes to the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York City. Curiously, Manhattan is an island that is about the same size as Anguilla. It has a few million more people, though. 😉

You may already know my sister, Nori, from Anguilla-Beaches.com, as well as the rest of our famly.

We live in Anguilla in the summer months, for the Christmas month and every holiday possible.

 

Evoy Family
Evoy Family

My Mom (Janice) and Dad (Ken) decided to move down here after facing one too many winters.

They say they’ve never felt so free.

Both Mom and Dad will be helping me out with News.ai, especially around exam time!

And with the additional distribution power of Nori’s Anguilla-Beaches.com, we hope to spread your news far and wide.

We Love Living In Anguilla. It’s Our Home.

News.ai is our attempt to give back to the people who have made us feel welcome and safe.

Together with Anguilla-Beaches.com we hope to spread word of  Anguillian activities on the island (tourist-oriented or not) to other islands, yes, but also around the world.

If you are a subscriber to News.ai, I hope you enjoy it. If you are not yet a subscriber…

To subscribe, please click the “Subscribe” button (top of the left column on this page). And then choose how you want to subscribe to it.

If you post your news here, I’m sure you’ll find it helps you generate more attention and reaction to whatever you may be doing. It’s as easy as sending in a few paragraphs, a photo or two and your contact information to news@news.ai.

We’ll do all the rest.  No need to thank anyone. Just pay it forward and tell a friend. If we can help spread your message, it’s our thanks to you.

Warm regards from Yuki and the rest of the Evoy family. 🙂

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  1. Evelyn says

    July 7, 2011 at 7:01 pm

    Waiting the “little news!”

  2. Sharon Berry says

    July 7, 2011 at 7:33 pm

    I definitly want to subscribe to news.ai Thanks

  3. Eileen Sepesi says

    July 8, 2011 at 9:54 am

    I am looking forward to the new editions of Anguilla News ai! I still have the link saved to one of Bob Green’s last issues. By the way, my daughter will be a freshman at FIT this year. I am sure she will be very jealous that you live in Anguilla during the breaks! Eileen

  4. Evelyn Anderson says

    July 8, 2011 at 11:43 am

    Love Anguilla can’t wait for updated news. Thanks

  5. Diane Schik says

    July 8, 2011 at 8:48 pm

    I am in !!!!! Looking forward to another look at Anguilla.
    Diane

  6. Danika Dahl says

    July 8, 2011 at 11:10 pm

    I just tweeted to 60,000+ on Twitter. (My tweets are re-tweeted.) This is definitely worth a shout-out! 😉

    Congratulations Yuki! 😉

    Danika Dahl
    http://www.i-love-delray-beach.com/Delray-Beach-blog.html

  7. Zabar says

    July 9, 2011 at 12:27 pm

    All the best of luck to you in reviving an Anguillian treasure chest of information.
    Please subscribe me to you newsletter. Zabar

  8. Vicki says

    July 9, 2011 at 2:07 pm

    I always loved Bob Green’s site!! So glad it is coming back…Thanks Yuki
    Vicki

  9. Yuki says

    July 9, 2011 at 5:07 pm

    Thank you very much everyone for your kind comments.

    It’s nice to see how so many people remember Bob Green’s original News.ai. I hope we can do him justice.

    Eileen, I hope your daughter enjoys her first semester at FIT! If she happens to see me on campus, tell her to say hi!

    Danika, thank you so much for spreading the word to so many people on Twitter.

    And to those who want to subscribe to News.ai – please note that I cannot subscribe you…
    The way to subscribe is to click on “subscribe” at the top of the left column and then choose your favourite option.

    Thank you again everyone for such nice remarks- it’s so encouraging! X

  10. Dan @ Anguilla Resorts says

    July 10, 2011 at 10:20 pm

    Glad to see the revitalization. Looking forward to all the great news from this beautiful island.

  11. Steve Ziemba says

    July 11, 2011 at 2:12 pm

    Hey Yuki, I’m glad to see you’ve taken Bob Green’s efforts and look forward to on-going photos and updates of and about our beloved island. Good luck!

  12. Pamela Miller/ SeaSpray Boutique says

    July 13, 2011 at 8:50 am

    Best of luck to you Yuki…I will look forward to all the tidbits to give out to others at the shop, including subscribing to your site.

  13. Shirley Pascarelli says

    September 23, 2011 at 12:59 pm

    Very nice post. I just stumbled upon your blog and wished to say that I have really enjoyed surfing around your blog posts. In any case I’ll be subscribing to your rss feed and I hope you write again very soon!

  14. Ellen Dioguardi says

    September 25, 2011 at 12:13 pm

    spent millions of wonderful hours pouring over and over Bob Greens original sites – planned my first ever trip using the news.ai heavily to decide where to go and what to do. So glad to see it being revived and in such good hands. I’m subscribing now!

  15. Yuki says

    September 27, 2011 at 8:13 am

    Thank you, again, everyone, for your kind comments. And Ellen, my Dad says the same thing… he spent many hours on Bob Green’s site researching our first trip. I hope you enjoy this version as much and use my sister’s site for trip-planning ( http://www.anguilla-beaches.com/ ) Best regards, Yuki

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