Entertainment Magazine On-Line (EMOL) celebrates its first year on the World Wide
Web- one of Arizona's longest publishing newspapers on the Internet.
EMOL signed on January 17, 1995. The publication had been in print
since 1977.
EMOL now contains several hundred web pages of entertainment,
features, Arizona home pages, continually updated events, music,
colorful photo tours, commercial web pages and other community
information provided by more than a dozen community groups within
EMOL's web space, as well as new home pages in development.
Each week EMOL receives more than 5,000 "hits" to its
web pages from Tucson and all over the world. Many are regular
readers and tourists interested in keeping in touch with the Southwest.
Statewide and community sections for:
Entertainment sections include:
Photo Tours and Features include:
Some of the VirtualMall commercial sites on-line with EMOL include:
Non-commercial web space on EMOL' s site include:
Some sites being currently developed by EMOL include:
EMOL is produced through SAI, Inc.,
a non-profit organization, which helps other non-profit groups
to have Internet presence. Non-profit space is sponsored by commercial
home pages produced and linked to EMOL.
The print version began in December 1977, as a publication for
young people in Tucson, Arizona called "Youth Awareness Press,"
then named "Tucson Teen." In the mid-1980's, the publication
expanded its readership as "Entertainment Magazine."
The first on-line edition was uploaded on January 17, 1995. At
the time it was snowing in Tucson.
EMOL publisher Robert Zucker is an Internet and publishing instructor
at the University of Arizona Department of Journalism. He also
created and maintains the department web site which contains publications
such as "The Tombstone Epitaph" and "El Independiente"
as well as class notes and department published materials.
EMOL home page is located at http://emol.org/