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For years we’ve read stories about the demise of U.S. newspapers. The closure of the Rocky Mountain News last February just months before its 150th anniversary, is a prime example of an industry in change. From my perspective, I don’t think the presses going quiet at the News and other major newspapers tell the whole story. A [...] Editor & Publisher reports that major papers have added social media guidelines to their codes of conduct for employees. Don’t friend confidential sources if you work at the Wall Street Journal. Don’t engage in “verbal fisticuffs with rivals or critics” if you’re at the Washington Post, nor use your Twitter account to “advance personal agendas.” New York [...] Christina Loznicka, APR, of Allstate, provides a wrap up for Colorado PRSA of member and media news. Media News: This month would have marked The Rocky Mountain News’ 150th Anniversary and the occasion appears to be marked with news that investors are pulling out of InDenverTimes, the online news site created by former Rocky staffers. The Denver Post [...] CJ Powell CJ Powell interviews Kim Humphreys about the formation and future of In Denver Times. Feb. 27, 2009 was a sad day for the city of Denver. After nearly 150 years of serving as the journalistic voice of this community, the Rocky Mountain News printed its final edition in the face of a changing industry. The [...] |
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