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Monthly Archives: November 2008
JOTR host change
By Joel Thurtell Success! With the help of my sons, Adam and Abe, joelontheroad.com is now hosted by Dearborn-based Acenet. Acenet’s customer support service has been spectacular, but still, I could not have made this switch without the help and … Continue reading
JOTR changes
JOTR changes hosts 11/28/08 By Joel Thurtell Joelontheroad is switching hosts. That will be a GOOD thing when it’s finished. Meantime, there may be some interruption in publication of joelontheroad.com. Don’t worry. I’ll be back, and the blog will be … Continue reading
Posted in Bloggery
Tagged blog, blogging, Bloogery, changes in blog, joelontheeroad.com, new ideas
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City sues to evict Matty from Riverside Park
City sues to evict Matty from Riverside Park 11/26/08 [donation] By Joel Thurtell The city of Detroit Monday filed suit in 36th District Court to evict the Detroit International Bridge Co., aka the Ambassador Bridge, aka Manuel “Matty” Moroun, from … Continue reading
Still the daily Free Press?
Still the daily Free Press? 11/29/08 [donation] By Joel Thurtell Maybe the Free Press won’t go two days a week print and all-the-time Web, as I suggested in my last column. That article reproduced an Internet site called freepressoffer.com with … Continue reading
Posted in future of newspapers
Tagged Community Free Press, Detroit Free Press, M.L. Elrick, Mike Elrick, newspaper
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Future of one newspaper?
Future of one newspaper? 11/25/08 [donation] By Joel Thurtell Two days a week print. Five days Internet. That would appear to be the latest game plan for the Detroit Free Press to cut operating costs. This is according to a … Continue reading
Posted in future of newspapers
Tagged Detroit Free Press, Detroit News, freepressoffer.com, password pm
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Hank Fonde: “I beat Ohio State!”
Hank Fonde: “I beat Ohio State!” 11/19/08 [donation] By Joel Thurtell The 80-year-old old guy with the shock of white hair wore a fading maize and blue University of Michigan t-shirt. But this was not just any Michigan fan. Nor … Continue reading
Cards on the table
Cards on the table 11/17/08 [donation] By Joel Thurtell Reading last weekend’s Detroit Free Press, with a veritable phalanx of columnists weighing in for a bailout of Detroit’s car-makers, was a pretty daunting experience for me. I’ve taken the opposite … Continue reading
Posted in Auto bailout, censorship, future of newspapers, Joel's J School
Tagged advertisements, Al Deeby Dodge, anti-trust laws, bailout, bankruptcy, Big Three, Bill Snethkamp Chrysler Jeep Dodge, car deales, Chapter 11, Detroit Free Press, Detroit News, dodo, Liberty Chevrolet, Marty Feldman Chevrolet, newspaper advertisements, Newspapers, Shelton Pontiac-Buick-GMC, South Bend Tribune, Suburban Chrysler Jeep Dodge
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Pigging out in Detroit
Pigging out in Detroit 11/14/08 [donation] By Joel Thurtell What was put in place at that time was very appropriate. — Nancy Rae, executive vice president for human resources and communications, Chrysler LLC Very appropriate indeed. If your name is … Continue reading
Posted in Auto bailout
Tagged automobile inustry, bailout, car industry, Chrysler, Chrysler LLC, Ford, Ford Motor Company, General Motors, GM, GMC
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How many reporters?
How many reporters? 11/13/08 [donation] By Joel Thurtell By now, the drumbeat is almost deafening. On page A1 today, November 13, 2008, the New York Times newsroom dropped its oar into the maelstrom that is the financial status of what … Continue reading
Next chapter for automakers: Number 11
Next chapter for automakers: Number 11 11/12/08 [donation] By Joel Thurtell Longtime readers of JOTR won’t need me to remind them how offended I was by all the triumphant high-fiving and self-backslapping the Detroit Free Press did when Detroit’s former … Continue reading
Posted in Auto bailout
Tagged Automakers, bailout, bankkrupcty, Chapter 11, Ford, Ford Motor Compnay, General Motors, GM, GMC, Tom Friedman
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