Star Tribune, Pioneer Press pull Doonesbury ‘rape’ strips
Comics lampoon Texas anti-abortion laws, but you’ll have to go online to see them.
Comics lampoon Texas anti-abortion laws, but you’ll have to go online to see them.
The publisher of Politics in Minnesota, Finance and Commerce, and Minnesota Lawyer struggles with poor public-notice market.
Briefly a p.r. man, Wieffering will be assistant managing editor for news.
If you could name your new news site anything …
The Strib would share that pot with Vikings owner Zygi Wilf, Hennepin County and parking lot owner Alatus LLC.
A digital-innovation exec hired two years ago with great fanfare departs as MPR grapples with an end-of-budget-year deficit.
The acclaimed food writer sought a bigger support network and a chance to write deeper features.
The station’s new owner, Cumulus Media, parted ways with the general manager installed a few months ago, Pete Frisch.
The southern Minnesota newspaper “jerry-rigged” its site to keep non-subscribers off. Now, for at least 15 pages a month, that’s changed.
The latest stadium schematic includes one Star Tribune block, and maybe more. Is the newspaper on-board?
Thisweek newspapers will absorb the former Sun-Current Dakota County editions.
A Star Tribune graphic includes a newspaper-owned block, but negotiators say that’s news to them
Tea (Party) and hypocrisy? The Times makes the county an exemplar the middle class’s increasing share of government entitlements.
The Strib’s land – which the Vikings once offered $45 million for – will probably go for some other development if and when it’s sold.
For the second year in a row, the Star Tribune was profitable enough to cut employees an extra check
MPR’s headline — “Ramsey County reboots tax plan for Vikings stadium, eyes fees, ads” — had media-sales readers in a lather this morning.
The Associated Press has named Randy Picht to replace Dave Pyle as Minnesota bureau chief.
You can argue Rolling Stone’s “Bachmann” subhead was gratuitous.
The FCC is considering moving these so-called “political files” online.
It’s possible that Hubbard has given even more: Rove’s other group, Crossroads GPS, does not have to disclose its donors.