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Dateline Pueblo: A local newspaper on the brink Your weekly roundup of Colorado local...
In recent years, a hurricane of journalistic wrath has raged around The Denver Post's hedge-fund owner over deep gashes the newsroom suffered from cost-cutting layoffs.
Less national attention has focused roughly...
Boulder Beat’s court fight spotlights local sites and newsletters run by those who left...
As legacy newspapers fade in cities across the country with many of them cutting their print days, shedding staff, and shrinking their circulation areas, some former...
Here’s what a Zoom full of Colorado journalists told U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet about...
On Thursday, Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet sat in on a Zoom call with dozens of Colorado journalists and local media publishers to gather input on...
Year in review: Here’s what happened in Colorado’s media world in 2019 Your year-end...
For the first 2020 edition of this humble newsletter-and-column enterprise that began chronicling Colorado media issues in 2015, we review the year and all that...
Wiretap: The national stories you should be reading
This will shock no one, but it should. New York Times columnist Tim Egan writes about the new guardian of public lands, William Perry...
Guest Post: Who among us is proud to fly an American flag over a...
On Friday July 12th, a diverse group of leftist organizations and activists known as the Coalition to Close the Concentration Camps (CCCC) marched in...
2018 was bloodbaths and ‘blooms’: The year in Colorado’s media world Your weekly roundup...
For this week's column, we take a look back at 2018 and all that happened in our little corner of the journalism world. OK,...
‘A little bit of shock’: Colorado Public Radio’s latest expansion absorbs KRCC in the...
In October, when writing about the singular expansion of a particular local news outlet in our state, I said one day we'll all be working for Colorado Public...
Colorado, COVID-19, and the press: ‘Essential’ status requested from the governor— and more How...
Across the state, Coloradans are feeling what it's like with daily life on low-power mode.
The governor shuttered dining at bars and restaurants for a month; theaters, gyms, and casinos are...
Gannett’s nationwide layoffs lash the Coloradoan newspaper in Fort Collins Your weekly roundup of...
Coast to coast, a wave of layoffs surged through newsrooms of America's largest newspaper chain — and I'm told three full-time staff positions at the Coloradoan in Fort Collins were...