Music
Stephen Carradini
There’s never a shortage of articles claiming that old X media will disappear because of new Y media: newspaper/radio, radio/TV, newspaper/Internet — same story, different verse.
Thursday 20 Jun
OKG Newsletter
Topic: newspaper
Radio daze
Don’t touch that dial! Because it may be a thing of the past, as more local ventures go online to keep your ears entertained.
Music
Stephen Carradini
There’s never a shortage of articles claiming that old X media will disappear because of new Y media: newspaper/radio, radio/TV, newspaper/Internet — same story, different verse.
Oklahoman hospitality
CFN
Gazette staff
The Columbia Journalism Review has had an interesting relationship with The Oklahoman in the past.
Shame on The Oklahoman
Letters to the Editor
D.W. Tiffee
An Oct. 12 editorial in The Oklahoman (“Occupy Wall Street movement: Raging against what exactly?”) described the Occupy Wall Street demonstrators as “useful idiots” who were protesting “The Man” — people like Steve Jobs.
Going downtown
OPUBCO requests $1.5 in city incentives funds to help with its planned move downtown.
News
Clifton Adcock
A city oversight committee today unanimously passed a measure to provide public incentives to OPUBCO, the parent company of The Oklahoman newspaper, for its planned move into downtown’s Century Center.
Skirting the law?
CFN
Gazette staff
The May 25 arrest of an Oklahoman newspaper reporter for taking inappropriate photos proved irresistible for British tabloids. Screamed one wordy headline in The Daily Mail: “Oklahoma newspaper reporter arrested for ‘taking up-skirt pictures of teen girls’ at emotional graduation for students from tornado-ravaged Moore.”
