Ben, the cofounder of the Sacramento Press gets asked this question about 20 times a day, so below is the answer that he gave for this question: Let me start with a different question: what is an article? In printed newspapers articles are the basic unit of content, it is how a newspaper tells a story. An article can only be a certain length because there is only so much room on the page. And if a writer wants to post a history of the topic covered, link to older news items, or follow up the ... Geoff Sharon Wall comment-5675 2009-04-07T07:56:16Z 2009-04-07T07:56:16Z Looking for more advocates. My article is more like the beginning of a series exposing corruption within the Family Court Services, much as the Bee has done with their ongoing CPS coverage. Sharon Wall 2009-04-07T07:56:16Z advocate comment-1193 2008-12-05T20:56:41Z 2008-12-05T20:56:41Z So if I understand your explanation, correctly, a storyline is what was in the printed newspaper business called an article but in addition, Sac Press gives readers the ability to retrace all story lines (articles) written on or about a given subject e.g. trees, mayor, city council, etc. advocate 2008-12-05T20:56:41Z Ben Ilfeld comment-370 2008-10-20T01:17:35Z 2008-10-20T01:17:35Z Thanks! Ben Ilfeld 2008-10-20T01:17:35Z Calypso comment-369 2008-10-19T23:51:50Z 2008-10-19T23:51:50Z Ben, You two did a great job it is do great to see your byline. Calypso 2008-10-19T23:51:50Z