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This is to have a link in the post. I wish to link to McIntyre's blog.
The future of newspapers, copy editing, and how it all relates, like everything else, to department stores
Our Motto
"If current trends continue indefinitely, a man will run the mile in zero seconds. Current trends never continue indefinitely." -- Peter Mucha
Our Name
"That's the press, baby. The press! And there's nothing you can do about it. Nothing!" -- Humphrey Bogart as crusading editor Ed Hutcheson in "Deadline -- U.S.A." (1952)
Our Belief
"As an industry we have to make print work. Or we won't be an industry for long." -- John Duncan
When Shopping Was Grand
... and newspapers were cool. Walking through the doors of L.S. Ayres & Co., 1 W. Washington St., was like entering a palace. (Photo by beccafromportland)
Behind the Curtain
Written by David Sullivan, a full-time journalist since 1975, involved in copy editing for most of that time. A newspaper journalist in Philadelphia, a native of Indiana, a resident of New Jersey, secretary of ACES, a former SPJ chapter president, a believer in the possibilities of print journalism and a member of the newspaper optimists club, as Juan Giner puts it. And someone whose idea of fun is to take a week to research the history of department stores in places like Altoona and Hammond.
NOTE: The views expressed here are mine and have no connection to Philadelphia Media Network Inc. except through coincidence.
NOTE: The views expressed here are mine and have no connection to Philadelphia Media Network Inc. except through coincidence.
Link List
Fellow Copy Editors
- Common Sense Journalism by Doug Fisher
- Mike Billings' Copy Editing Corner
- You Don't Say by John McIntyre
- The Editor's Desk by Andy Bechtel
- Testy Copy Editors, moderated by Phillip Blanchard
- Words to the Wise by Kathy Schenck
- Brian White's Talk Wordy to Me
- The Slot by Bill Walsh
- Watch Yer Language by Craig Lancaster
America's Greatest Journalism Organization
Thinking About Journalism
- Juan Giner's Innovations in Newspapers
- Romenesko
- John Duncan's The Inksniffer
- Charles Apple's Visual Journalists
- International Newspaper Marketing Assoc.
- Reflections of a Newsosaur by Alan Mutter
- Mario Garcia's Print Case Studies
- The Media Business by Robert Picard
- Mark Potts' Recovering Journalist
- Matters of Varying Insignificance by John Zhu
- William Hartnett of the Palm Beach Post
- Off Message by Bill Powers
- Rogue Columnist by Jon Talton
- Mark Friesen's NewsDesigner
- Pat Thornton's Journalism Iconoclast
- John Robinson's Editor's Log in Greensboro
- Howard Owens
- Nancy Nall (formerly of the News-Sentinel)
Looks at Old Department Stores
Blog Archive
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- Newsday and the Daily News (No, not that one)
- Bargain Basement
- Mezzanine
- Fourth Floor, Carpets, Rugs, Sports
- Third Floor, Shoes, Hats, Sports
- Second Floor, Lingerie, Weather
- Second Thing, Let's...
- Oh, Yeah, Those Pages With Lines On Them
- Log Me Up, Scotty
- First Thing, Let's...
- Selling a Social Good
- Sunday Should Never Be the Same
- Hearts and Stores
- Copy Editing: Why One Should Never Assume
- Fight the Real Enemy, So to Speak
- The Spanish Linkquisition
- Links R Us, part II
- Santa Strawbridge
- The Art of Link Letters
- Thanks to All
- Department of Department Stores, II
- Oh, Yeah, Copy Editing
- There's No Ties Like Monetized
- And Let's Acknowledge It's Depressing
- Can He Live Up to This?
- What's in Store
- Postings and the Post
- Fear and Liking on the Campaign Trail
- Now a Link
- Testing
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