Just for the record, Star Tribune emerged from $480 Million bankruptcy one short month ago, with $100 Million new debt AND new ownership: it's lenders.
Great point, DudeStar- however banal- "The problem for newspapers is monetizing it in this economy." (I'm assuming you're referring to web-generated income.) But, exactly how do you see that playing out at the STrib? Oh! Oh! Glen Taylor could arrange exclusives with the TWolves!! Or are you hoping Opperman will get a seat? He could help attract advertisers by making it a more... pleasant publication?? Or a more pleasant workplace environment for employees, already fearing job loss, by imposing non-compete clauses???
Maybe dudes like 'DudeStar' should do a little more analyses on their own research before they try to say something meaningful. I suggest taking another step back, look at the facts, make a graph, draw a diagram, employ some cross-textual analyses, think about it another four to six days... then post.
On et alS, with Cord Jefferson: Newspapers Are Doing As Badly As You Think
Just for the record, Star Tribune emerged from $480 Million bankruptcy one short month ago, with $100 Million new debt AND new ownership: it's lenders.
Great point, DudeStar- however banal- "The problem for newspapers is monetizing it in this economy." (I'm assuming you're referring to web-generated income.) But, exactly how do you see that playing out at the STrib? Oh! Oh! Glen Taylor could arrange exclusives with the TWolves!! Or are you hoping Opperman will get a seat? He could help attract advertisers by making it a more... pleasant publication?? Or a more pleasant workplace environment for employees, already fearing job loss, by imposing non-compete clauses???
Maybe dudes like 'DudeStar' should do a little more analyses on their own research before they try to say something meaningful. I suggest taking another step back, look at the facts, make a graph, draw a diagram, employ some cross-textual analyses, think about it another four to six days... then post.