Romenesko

Baltimore Sun
One complains to Paul Moore: "If you are putting more and more material online only, you are making it less and less desirable for those of us who buy your newspaper every day. We represent the readers who have stayed with The Sun through thick and thin." Ombud Moore's view: "The situation is analogous to the postwar years, when television was beginning to replace radio as the dominant medium for news and entertainment. Those who wanted 'the big picture' simply had to buy a TV set." || More editor/publisher/ombud columns:
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> Reporter finds football players from '92 team for "remarkable" series (SB)
> North Carolina's two largest newspapers now sharing more stories (N&O)
> Virginian-Pilot gets complaints about GI smoking cigarette in photo (V-P)
> Departing DMR boss: Newspaper biz isn't declining, just changing (DMR)
> Woman shot by ex-boyfriend tells her story to Plain Dealer/Read it (PD)
> News & Record "had a lapse in judgment" with graffiti package (N&R)
> Food critic at times prefers staying home with a bowl of Cheerios (Strib)