The decline and fall of the local newspaper

How I got started in the newspaper business.
  • I remember how it happened.
  • I was standing on the corner of Fourth Street Southeast and 14th Avenue in late November of 1969 trying to hand ou
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    Grassroots support for independent media

    Big media corporations have got you by the cables, by the towers, by the satellites.MORE »

    Feds attempt to censor Indymedia

    On January 5th, members of the Twin Cities Indymedia Collective were contacted by an ally at the out-of-state university that hosts the site's server, informing us that "law enforcement" was demandingMORE »

    Listserv sparks debate

    Faculty and students have been subjected to tension spurred by a Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs listserv last week.

    Sally Kenney, a public affairs and law professor, used a Humphrey Institute

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    Think globally, report locally

    Lauretta Dawolo arrives—via the world—as KFAI’s news director

    KFAI carries on its tradition of in-depth reporting of community and international TB: What appealed to KFAI the most when they decided you were the right person for the news director position?MORE »

    Lecture policy visited again: public officials can request restrictions on media recording

    If members of the University community can't attend a State Department counterterrorism coordinator's presentation on the War on Terror at the University on Wednesday morning, they might still be ableMORE »

    New at the TC Daily Planet

    Mary Turck began editing the Twin Cities Daily Planet in January, as Craig Cox moved on to edit Experience Life magazine for Lifetime Fitness.MORE »

    A Strip, A Flip, and a Sinking Ship: The Sale of the Star Tribune

    _News item, December 26th, 2006: “McClatchy Co.MORE »

    The Star Tribune’s demise: another story not told

    One of the seemingly self-serving cardinal rules of too many in journalism is to never write badly about yourself.MORE »

    Latinos in Minnesota media, 2006

    What a year it has been. For Latinos in both the United States and in Minnesota, it has been a year of both triumph and devastation.MORE »
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