Wednesday, March 04, 2009

The Media Obituary Progress Report Part 1


R.I.P.

Arena Magazine
Jersey Journal

Preparing for their Exit:

Ebony
Allure

Today's Reason for Media Death

David Brill: The press is “committing suicide by giving journalism away for free” on the internet.

6 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

What about Rocky Mountain News? That's more famous than either one of your RIPs.

11:48 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I picked up a copy of Entertainment Weekly last Saturday for the Watchmen feature. It was surprising to note that the magazine felt like a comic book because of the number of pages it contained.

I think we'll be seeing tighter portals for news sites just so that they could offset the losses they're seeing in their paper counterparts. The Seattle P-I is looking into going online-only. I don't think they've made a final decision on that yet though. What's definite is that they've stopped circulating their print editions earlier this week. Speaking of the P-I, what's it like to be on the same list that has Frank Herbert as one the folks that did their time there?

1:40 AM  
Blogger The Nashman said...

up next: Readers Digest

then hopefully Time and Newsweek because I wonder who still reads those...

1:52 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Johanns, The most popular Pinoy who did time there is Fred Cordova. The most popular P-I guy in religion is the founder of Eckankar. And hey, I saw Eros in Session. Hello daw

10:50 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Nashman, Kumusta?

10:50 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Geez. I had a feeling Eros was in Baguio. If anyone knew who the nice and the bitchy hot chicks were on campus back in the day, it was Eros--a very indispensable asset when chasing skirts.

7:08 AM  

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