Internet newspaper in the mix & holding its own with national media spotlight on Rolex 24 at Daytona

ROLEX 24 AT DAYTONA / HEADLINE SURFER

Headline Surfer among the leaders in breaking news on Rolex 24 crash in Daytona / Headline Surfer®

DAYTONA BEACH -- With so many major media outlets covering the Rolex 24 at Daytona, especially with the horrific crash less than three hours into the race that sent two drivers to the hospital, it's Headline Surfer® right there in the thick of things as demonstrated in the online news directories.

The 24/7 internet newspaper's headline, "Rolex 24 red flagged by horrific crash" was among the leading headlines nationally and holding strong in the top two in the news directory for Daytona Beach, Florida, just before 10 p.m.

Headline Surfer® also has been providing hourly race updaters which have trended in the news directories as well.

Internet newspaper among leaders in reporting Rolex 24 crash / Headline Surfer®Headline Surfer® graphic /
Among local media outlets, it's the 24/7 internet newspaper that is among the top media outlets across the country reporting on the horrific crash at the Rolex 24 at Daytona International Speedway as shown in this snapshot graphic and at the top of this report.
 

The Daytona Beach News-Journal, the print newspaper that charges for digital access suspended its fees for the race.

But regardless, the much smaller 24/7 internet newspaper continues to draw strong reader interest around the world as it does around the clock with its unique brand of award-winning journalism ands multi-media platform of stories, blogs, videos and photos that provide sight and sound in addition to information provided through the written word.