Has the (Phila) Inquirer, Daily News, and philly.com improved since the start of Brian Tiernney's ownership?

Submitted by rzklkng on March 5, 2007 - 11:38am.

The Future of Journalism

No opinion - I do not regularly read the Inky, Daily News, or Philly.com.

7% (4 votes)

No, they have stayed the same.

19% (11 votes)

Yes, they have improved greatly.

5% (3 votes)

Yes, they have improved somewhat.

10% (6 votes)

No, they have gotten slightly worse.

19% (11 votes)

No, they have gotten much worse.

31% (18 votes)

Can't say - it's too soon to tell.

10% (6 votes)

Total votes: 59

It's as good a time to ask

Submitted by rzklkng on March 5, 2007 - 11:41am.

It's as good a time to ask as any other. There have been many substantial changes in the makeup of the Inquirer, Daily News, and philly.com. There have been changes in the non-newsroom staff, editors, the shuttering of Blinq and reassignment of Dan Rubin, the addition of new columnists and the departure of others, and the new back-page-front-page. Feel free to voice your opinion in the comments or link to any posts that you've made anywhere else or on your own blog.

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Submitted by SaveArdmoreCoalition on March 5, 2007 - 10:34pm.

Under new ownership the paper has seen too many of it's best journalistic voices disappear or get reassigned. Shall we extend this poll to add another question?

That question would be how many years before the Inquirer and Daily News disappear altogether? 5? 10? 2?

How long before we are merely an area of local weekly papers and national news being limited to NY Times and USA Today?

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Home Has the (Phila) Inquirer, Daily News, and philly.com improved since the start of Brian Tiernney's ownership? Submitted by rzklkng on March 5, 2007 - 11:38am. The Future of Journalism No opinion - I do not regularly read the Inky, Daily News, or Philly.com. 7% (4 votes) No, they have stayed the same. 19% (11 votes) Yes, they have improved greatly. 5% (3 votes) Yes, they have improved somewhat. 10% (6 votes) No, they have gotten slightly worse. 19% (11 votes) No, they have gotten much worse. 31% (18 votes) Can't say - it's too soon to tell. 10% (6 votes) Total votes: 59 » Login or register to post comments It's as good a time to ask Submitted by rzklkng on March 5, 2007 - 11:41am. It's as good a time to ask as any other. There have been many substantial changes in the makeup of the Inquirer, Daily News, and philly.com. There have been changes in the non-newsroom staff, editors, the shuttering of Blinq and reassignment of Dan Rubin, the addition of new columnists and the departure of others, and the new back-page-front-page. Feel free to voice your opinion in the comments or link to any posts that you've made anywhere else or on your own blog. » Login or register to post comments Inquirer Submitted by SaveArdmoreCoalition on March 5, 2007 - 10:34pm. Under new ownership the paper has seen too many of it's best journalistic voices disappear or get reassigned. Shall we extend this poll to add another question? That question would be how many years before the Inquirer and Daily News disappear altogether? 5? 10? 2? How long before we are merely an area of local weekly papers and national news being limited to NY Times and USA Today? » Login or register to post comments Comment viewing options Select your preferred way to display the comments and click "Save settings" to activate your changes.	Advertisements Colophon About Philly Future The Team behind Philly Future Contact Us Subscribe Main (Home Page) Feed Enter your Email Powered by FeedBlitz Disclaimer Not responsible for content aggregated from feed providers. Content provided by feed providers is the property of those feed providers. Contact their respective site owners for any questions. Not responsible for content posted by users. Stories posted on Philly Future do not represent the views of those volunteering to maintain it. If you disagree with a view or opinion shared here, please join the conversation. This is an open forum. If you see something illegal posted here let us know immediately. Meta » Blogs that link here » View my profile GeoURL This site made possible with software provided by Drupal.org. Hosting provided by Firebright. Content posted to Philly Future is licensed under a Creative Commons License.