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Tag Archives: newspaper
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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Equal rights for journalists
[donation] By Joel Thurtell Now some people will say I’m nuts for defending a reporter fired for wearing a political t-shirt to a political rally she was covering. I’m talking about the case of Karen Dinkins, fired September 21, 2008 … Continue reading
Cheap shots
By Joel Thurtell Frequent criticism of gaffes, journalistic lapses and other oddities at the Detroit Free Press is wrong — it’s taking “cheap shots” at a newspaper in its death agony. So I was told by a former Freepster. Now … Continue reading
Figuring it all out
Control. That’s what I wanted. Before we left for vacation on August 1, I wrote enough columns to post a new one each day that I was gone. Well, almost. True, I recycled one. Hey, Bob Talbert did that. Remember … Continue reading
Posted in Bloggery, Kwamegate
Tagged Add new tag, Detroit, Detroit Free Press, email, Internet, Kwame Kilpatrick, Kwamegate, mayor, New York Times, newspaper, Newspapers, perjury, trial
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A TRUE ethics policy revisited
By Joel Thurtell Still on vacation. Hope you don’t mind another retread. I think this essay on ethics is important and I plan to follow with more thoughts on what’s important and what’s not important to credibility for journalists. With … Continue reading
Posted in future of newspapers, Joel's J School
Tagged Add new tag, buyout, buyouts, Credibility, democratic, Detroit, Detroit Free Press, editors, Ethics, ethics in, future of newsspapers, Gannett, Knight-Ridder, managers, New York Times, newspaper, Newspapers, reporters, reporting, truth
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Double standard at the good ol’ Freep
By Joel Thurtell Back in 2003 when I was investigating U.S. Rep. John Conyers Jr.’s abuse of staffers, I had anonymous sources for the first stories, and that was very okay with editors. Something changed, though, and I was prohibited … Continue reading
Posted in Bad government, censorship, JC & Me, Joel's J School
Tagged Credibility, Detroit, Detroit Free Press, editors, Ethics, John Conyers, Kwamegate, managers, newspaper, Newspapers, reporter, reporters, reporting, sources, unnmed sources
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Message from the Messenger: You’re fired!
By Joel Thurtell Guess they showed me who’s boss. The door did not slam behind me — I got the news at home, by phone. After three months of writing for a liberal blog, I’m out. Liberal or conservative, it … Continue reading
Posted in Joel's J School, retirement
Tagged blog, blogging, Blogosphere, burritos, conservative, Detroit, election, fairness, fired, Gannett, independence, Knight-Ridder, liberal, managers, Michigan Messenger, newspaper, Newspapers, report, reporter, reporters, reporting, Schurz Communications, South Bend Tribune, thinking
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joelontheroad, 24/7
By Joel Thurtell [donation] With rumors that the Detroit Free Press is mulling a twice-weekly publication schedule in tabloid form, I want to assure readers of joelontheroad.com that no publication cutbacks are being planned here. Au contraire, I’m mulling (isn’t … Continue reading
