Marketplace - June 25, 2009
"Today's" paper gets the score wrong, and a funny look at the Times
Another indication of the demise of print comes from today's print edition of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The paper, in a headline, gets last night's Brewers score wrong. The Brewers, of course, won 4-3, not 3-2. JSOnline, for the record, got it correct.
Tags: newspapers, media, editing, scores, online, journal sentinel, zogby

Living - Feb. 26, 2009
The newspaper death march is on
I'm not alone proclaiming that newspapers are dead, so I realize that I'm not breaking any news here. I do think they will eventually die off -- maybe in 20-30 years from now. Marketing guru Seth Godin wholeheartedly agrees.
Tags: newspapers, print, Web, media, 2.0, social media, online journalism, seth godin

Politics - March 15, 2008
Are print newspapers doomed?
As we move further into the digital age, readers and the media enjoy the limitless content and convenience of online news, but does that mean that printed papers will soon meet their demise?
Tags: web, internet, media, newspapers, poynter, uwm, capital times, geisler

Milwaukee Buzz - July 12, 2005
This Sucks: News boxes litter our city
In this edition of "This Sucks," OMC examines the downtown dilemma known as "rakblight." We also wonder -- should the city charge more for all that advertising and exposure that free publications get from the hundreds of news boxes that line city streets?
Tags: This Sucks, news boxes, litter, newspapers, blight, weeklies, MKE, Shepherd, Journal, pedmount