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February 02, 2009

The Gazette Goes Small

Today's Gazette has 12, count them, 12 pages of news of which one page is commentary.
Like most industries enduring this recession, the daily newspaper business finds lives in survival mode. The Gazette remains profitable and was among the top 10 major newspapers in the country last year in terms of circulation growth. Fiscally, we're far better off than many of our peers in Colorado and other states.

Posted by A Watcher on February 02, 2009 at 02:10 PM in Media |

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