Mick Dumke leaves Reader for Sun-Times
Tag: Chicago News Cooperative
Media innovation, down the tubes
Has the flush toilet done more for society than the digital revolution? According to some journalists, yes.
The high price of creating good journalism
How Sun-Times Media left the Chicago News Cooperative behind
James O’Shea announces a halt
James O’Shea announces a halt at the Chicago News Cooperative
Sun-Times Media has new owners and a new stepbrother, the CNC
Will Sun-Times Media and Chicago News Coop find synergies through new common investors?
Defining ‘newsworthy’
At the Tribune, the news is whatever it reports, whenever it feels like it
Media manners
Credit where credit do is a policy fitfully followed in the Chicago Tribune
Chicago sites unite
Chicago news websites unite to offer advertisers a million-page-view market
James O’Shea narrates the Tribune Company’s epic collapse
Days before my review copy of James O’Shea’s The Deal From Hell came in the mail, a friend who’d read an excerpt of O’Shea’s account of the Tribune Company-Times Mirror merger and its calamitous aftermath e-mailed me to rip the author. At issue: O’Shea’s failure to be up-front about the friendship between his ex-boss Ann […]
City’s gun law has little firepower
Marty Zamora will be the first to tell you he’s a gun guy—he owns seven handguns and four rifles. He likes to shoot at a suburban range for sport, but he says that’s not the main reason he has them. “Everybody on my block has been robbed but me,” says Zamora, a longtime resident of […]
Hizformer sounds off
Snagging an interview with Richard M. Daley, as Chicago News Cooperative columnist James Warren did recently, is like winning a big stuffed bear at a carnival shooting gallery. It’s an exhilarating feat, but soon you realize that winning the bear is more thrilling than having it. Hizformer is clearly a deep thinker, but he’s not […]
The 20 months that made Mayor Emanuel
Our interactive time line shows how Rahm became the Man on Five
Think you’ve got journalism’s next big idea? Get to know Elspeth Revere, the MacArthur Foundation’s media maven
The most important woman in Chicago journalism attended the landmark Chicago Journalism Town Hall in early 2009 and sat quietly in back. Few people knew she was there or who she was, but the noisy room would have gone stone silent in an instant if she’d stood and said something like, “Many of you have […]