Thank you for your service. An indispensable guide and source of laughter during these times. I share your enthusiasm for…
Yeah, you’re probably good, the Democrats and the ant-ICE people are backing you. I know Kathy from years ago, we…
Hi there, this is Shane, running for Mayor of San Clemente. I know you recommended Kathy Ward in this editorial,…
What is their opinion on vegetarians, however?
Rhonda Shader has endorsed the wasteful, extremist, and unqualified trustees on our school board. She is part of the most…
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It's a tribute to the "fire fighters" and cop unions that they get evermore benefits and pay as their jobs…
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Fullerton Observer Smacked Down
Posted on June 14, 2010 | No CommentsPreviously we noted the Fullerton Observer’s legal maneuvering in an attempt to add itself to the city payroll. Last week we found out that Sharon Kennedy’s court filing had been […] -
Newspapers are dying, are books next?
Posted on December 27, 2009 | 7 CommentsNewspapers are dying – that is irrefutable at this point. Published books might be next on the chopping block. Amazon.com, the giant online bookstore, sold more of their e-books, which are read on their […] -
Farewell O.C. Register newspaper carrier
Posted on October 11, 2009 | 7 CommentsA few months ago The Register announced that it would no longer have employees doing newspaper home delivery but instead would contract with the Los Angeles Times to do it. […] -
Is a US version of Pravda in the wings?
Posted on September 20, 2009 | 2 CommentsWhile we read of the print media getting hammered by dropping ad dollars, loss of circulation and the recession, we surely do not want to create Pravda DC. Apparently president […] -
“When papers fold” by Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson.
Posted on March 17, 2009 | No CommentsIn my post yesterday I covered a story out of MD where a mayor was upset with bloggers holding them accountable. I later added a comment of 10 major newspapers […] -
L.A. Times parent company files for bankruptcy protection
Posted on December 9, 2008 | 3 CommentsThe L.A. Times has fired or laid off, or in some cases “retired” many of their best reporters this year. And things just got worse. The Time’s parent company, the […] -
How much longer will newspapers survive?
Posted on July 5, 2008 | 10 CommentsI love reading newspapers. But let’s be honest – they feature old news. We can get news now not only from television and radio but also from our computers and […]
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I look forward to the day where things get back to normal-ish and I too will find a few good…