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A brief history of graphic arts
Wipe than grin off your face, now!
The Font Snob
Internet-funded music
More on the death of newspapers
Perhaps a stiff jail term might be appropriate for those caught purloining the news from the internet. At least that’s one suggestion from newspaper editor Phil Bronstein that he explains to fake news maven Stephen Colbert.
Just take a look at this video. Continue reading
Can status save newspapers?
Saving newspapers, the musical
How to save newspapers? Find out at the end of this little musical…
Saving Newspapers: The Musical
www.eastbayexpress.com This is a redux of #79. The music is the same, but I enlisted the lip-dub and acting chops of my friends down at the East Bay Express, the local alt-weekly here in the East Bay. Yay!
YOUTUBE.COM
Newspapers on the radio
It’s a good question – on the lips of many media observers. What would the media landscape be like in your city without a major newspaper serving the citizens?
Ironically, National Public Radio was among the first to explore this issue in two pieces filed for the public radio network.
Internet advertising will not be successful
Internet advertising is a failing model, says a blogger on TeleCrunch.
I found out about this posting by reading the Facebook status update for old friend Richard Beene, president of the Bakersfield Californian. Facebook does have its serious uses.