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by BOB DORAN — Nov. 1, 9:28 a.m. — filed under newspapering
Last Gasp for Eureka Reporter?
It’s been just about a year since the Eureka Reporter threw in the towel and ended Eureka’s five-year newspaper war. In a deal that’s never really been explained, the Times-Standard agreed to run the E.R. editorial/opinion page twice a week, Wednesdays and Sundays, putting Peter Hannaford in charge.
A “message for our readers” in the corner of today’s E.R. op-ed page indicates it’s the last: “We have decided to suspend publication at this time,” it says, making the pronouncement somewhat less than definitive. It left this reader wondering: Was the deal for just one year?
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by unanonymous — Nov. 2, 9:52 a.m.
it leaves this reader wondering if BD’s restriction to address only entertainment issues was only for a month. Of course the NCJ will say the blog is not a news publication even though the editors routinely use the blog to correct mistatements published in the NCJ.
by Carson Park Ranger — Nov. 3, 5:27 p.m.
Unanonymous is the only one who still gives a fuck about Doran’s unforgivable transgression, whatever it was.
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