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To: My Favorite Headache

We have Business Journal in OK which is gaining not only print subscribers but an on-line presence. In fact the people on-line who subscribe are different for the most part from the ones who take the print edition. The Jouronal Record paper is growing because they are honest, ethical and work hard to make sure their sources are accurate. They report on Oklahoma business along with politics and what happens at the OK Capitol. It is a statewide paper that is run by a Publisher and Editor who are from the old fashioned journalist era where ethics mattered and have brought that into today’s times. To them ethics is at the heart of all their stories.

Shows me if it is an honest paper, people will subscribe. It is the biased message from so many of the countries papers that has led to the decline of the newspaper industry. An honest, ethical reporter will always find a job.

This election proved how worthless so many journalist have become over the years and how they have let their own personal feelings enter into their reporting. Now they, their editors, and publishers are paying for turning their backs on ETHICS, INTEGRITY, and HONESTY.


10 posted on 04/17/2009 7:32:48 AM PDT by PhiKapMom ( BOOMER SOONER! Mary Fallin for OK Governor in 2010! Vote Gary for OK GOP Chair)
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To: PhiKapMom
"This election proved how worthless so many journalist have become over the years and how they have let their own personal feelings enter into their reporting. Now they, their editors, and publishers are paying for turning their backs on ETHICS, INTEGRITY, and HONESTY."

Not to mention America, Mom. ;^)

15 posted on 04/17/2009 8:46:33 AM PDT by Landru (Arghh, Liberals are trapped in my colon like spackle or paste.)
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