Modern-Day Labor Beat
The Denver Post’s story about the fast-food workers’ strike was reminiscent of the regular coverage labor issues used to attract when there was a labor beat.
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Denver Post Circulation, By the Numbers
New figures show The Denver Post made slight gains in weekday and Sunday print circulation, had a slight decline in Saturday circulation and showed big gains on the digital side.
The Post’s iPad Ski Guide Gets Some Props
IN CASE YOU missed it, The Denver Post released a really nice iPad edition of the Ski Guide that got a good review from Talking New Media, which calls it…
Los Links: More on Journal Register’s Bankruptcy
For your reading pleasure, more stories in the wake of Journal Register Company’s bankruptcy announcement. In Denver Post & MediaNews Group: Fallout from partner Journal Register Company bankruptcy? Westword’s Michael…
Los Links: Break The Chains, But Don’t Wait Too Long
Want to save local newspapers? Then break the chains that hold them back In this piece for OJR: The Online Journalism Review, Robert Niles writes that economies of scale don’t…
The Empty Copy Desk
From John E. McIntyre’s “You Don’t Say” column in the Baltimore Sun, May 23, 2012: Gregory Moore, the editor of the Denver Post, is, I believe, a good man grappling with…
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