I just lost a nice post I'd pored over for nearly an hour regarding the Denver Newspaper Agency's decision to discontinue free subscriptions. (The linking process didn't go as planned the first time around.)
Also known (by me) as lawn rot, such waste isn't uniquely produced by the the Post and the News. In fact, the Post stopped dumping at my house a while ago, and the News never has. But I wonder if the Coloradoan will ever get the message? Or if the direct-mailers will let us subscribe to their newsletters instead of assume that we want to receive a re-hash of last week's, or last month's, news from the daily?
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ad-hominem attacks: we live to argue, so be smart about it and stick to the issues.
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thanks to poynter and our friends at the jackson free press for informing these guidelines.
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High Noon Series
- Colorado's medical marijuana movement gets ready for its day in court.
- Police report doesn't jibe with Masters' account.
- Did the D.A. steal the medical marijuana movement's legal playbook?
- D.A. will stay on the case.
- Twenty-second victory.
- D.A. drops criminal charges.
- Hearing could be a golden opportunity for careproviders.
- Masters prepare to open the county's first dispensary.
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