Tag: Dean Singleton

It's either an act of desperation or a reality check, but whatever the case, Denver Post readers will be paying the price.

The Tribune announced that approximately 20 percent of its editorial staff will soon be laid off.

Former U.S. Rep. and gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis will not lose his law license as a result of the plagiarism that probably cost him last year's GOP nomination for Colorado governor. While McInnis has been crowing about this, media critic Jason Salzman writes in his Big Media blog today that McInnis is still guilty of plagiarism and is still guilty of misrepresenting his work to the Hasan Foundation, which paid him $300,000 for a series of original water articles.

In a wide-ranging one-on-one with Colorado Statesman editor Jody Hope Strogoff, Denver Post owner and publisher Dean Singleton says he "wasn't surprised" Michael Bennet won appointment to the U.S. Senate. According to Singleton, Bennet "was at the top" of Gov. Bill Ritter's list of potential replacements for Democratic U.S. Sen. Ken Salazar even before Salazar decided to take a job in the Obama administration as secretary of Interior.

Denver Post owner William Dean Singleton said Monday he wants to hear the debates before he decides who gets his vote, but the editors in his newspaper empire are "leaning" toward a Barack Obama endorsement.

Denver Post owner Dean Singleton's front-page editorial attacking Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter on Sunday appears unprecedented in its name-calling, at least in the newspaper's...