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Tuesday, November 06, 2018

Tuesday Morning in the Blogosphere

We have a battery stealing crew operating in our area, many businesses, churches, and charities have been targeted. I have a heavy duty chain around the two batteries, and a bale of cardboard in an attempt to stop the thieves. 




Ross Perot, Jerry Jones Behind Tribune Publishing Bid - Newsmax

Robservations: On second thought, Sun-Times brings back TV listings - Robert Feder

Here’s how Vote.org got full-page ads into every college newspaper in the U.S. - Poynter

About the Jewish mourners' prayer on the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette front page - Pittsburgh Post

Tribune Media Company stock returned 14.88% positive in past quarter - Wall Street Morning

In Saudi Arabia, WaPo’s coverage of Khashoggi killing fuels calls for Amazon boycott - WaPo

With no election results, Gannett newspapers edge into the future for their print product - Digiday

If You Let Commenters Go After Your Reporters, It Hurts Your Credibility with Other Readers - NL

Shrinking Boston Globe Pursues Funding Alternatives for Accountability Journalism - Media Nation

Digital, international growth are the way forward as China weathers shifting media landscape -  CMP

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