First it was Dan Njegomir, off for a brief stop at a think tank before heading over to the state Senate for a government paycheck. Now we’ve got Njegomir’s replacement at the Colorado Springs Gazette, Sean Paige, reportedly exiting…
For weeks now, when you call the Southern News Bureau of the Rocky Mountain News, the phone just rings, and rings. No one answers for one simple reason: there is no more Southern News Bureau of the Rocky Mountain News.…
Amid the carnage of newsroom cuts all over Colorado in recent months, one blogger’s response to Jim Spencer’s farewell column today carries an ominous message that best would be acknowledged by the suits upstairs: To wit: Carving writing talent…
Whatever you call them – layoffs, buyouts, loss of jobs – the slashing continues inside the brand new downtown headquarters of the Denver Newspaper Agency.
Five more Denver Post casualties were announced just today, including the departures of high…
It took the Colorado Springs Gazette only 10 days to find a new “angle” to the story about how U.S. Sen. Wayne Allard’s spokesman insulted – albeit inadvertently – the very group of people the senator was attempting to…
In between warnings that Colorado Sen. Ken Salazar may be joining the “liberal herd” and calls to extend Bush’s tax cuts to “slash the budget and the bloat” was this creepy posture that appeared as an official editorial stance on…
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