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Hannah

Saint Paul, MN
Commenter for
5 years 22 weeks

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Posted on 05/28/10 at 12:15 pm in response to Here's to you, Robyne Robinson: Entenza picks running mate

The reference to journalism professor Jane Curtley is incorrect; her last name is Kirtley.

Posted on 05/28/10 at 12:12 pm in response to Fox9's Robinson good-bye 'will someday be taught in journalism schools as an example of how not to do it'

Somewhere I saw Entenza referred to as Mr. Lois Quam.

Posted on 05/04/10 at 04:53 pm in response to Stunner: WCCO-AM buys out Eric Eskola

Sorry to say so, but I think his departure was inevitable. How much was 'CCO paying him? Someone can probably be hired for 1/10th his salary.

Posted on 04/26/10 at 11:42 am in response to WCCO-AM buyouts begin: Tim Russell leaving

WCCO Radio keeps its old folks -- both listeners and on-air people? Sid Hartman, Charlie Boone, Denny Long, Sue Zellickson.

Posted on 04/23/10 at 02:53 pm in response to A 'Glee'-ful greeting: Hello! Hello again! And again!

Halo, everybody! Halo!
Halo is the shampoo that glorifies your hair.
So Halo, everybody! Halo!

Posted on 03/16/10 at 01:59 pm in response to Open-government award-winner Anfinson: reporter, publisher, owner, president

Congratulations to Reed! Journalists everywhere should feel blessed to have him as their advocate.

Posted on 02/26/10 at 01:32 pm in response to That Philly guy on WCCO-AM really is just a fill-in

WCCO Radio unceremoniously booted Al Malmberg off the midnight to 5 a.m. shift. He hooked up with KSTP-AM for the 9 p.m. to midnight slot, and got canned. Is there something wrong with Al Malmberg? Or is he unlucky? I kind of liked him. Maybe 'CCO Radio could rehire him.

Posted on 02/12/10 at 12:01 pm in response to KSTP-AM goes all-sports

Is KSTP Radio getting rid of Al Malmberg, George Nouri and Art Bell ?

Posted on 02/02/10 at 01:34 pm in response to The Star Tribune's horizons expand in Afghanistan

Several years ago Bob Greene wrote:

If you're old enough, and you ever worked in the news business, there is a word with which you will be familiar --although chances are, you haven't heard it in awhile.

It is a word that used to have a lot of meaning, in defining how the news of the world was delivered to the people of the United States.
The word is -- was -- "Afghanistanism."
It wasn't heard much outside of newsrooms. Depending on whom you ask about it, it had two...

Posted on 01/28/10 at 04:22 pm in response to Longtime Mpls.St.Paul editor Brian Anderson enters hospice care

This is the "CaringBridge" site for Brian:

http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/brianeanderson