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  • investigate Bush?

    The Obama administration has more pressing issues than to spend time investigating clear abuses of the Bush administration.
    Posted to Today's Papers by david wayne osedach on July 13, 2009

  • post newspaper future

    I am sure that internet newspapers and magazines can easily fill the void.
    Posted to Press Box by david wayne osedach on May 12, 2009

  • alternative budget

    The Republican's shouldn't have released an alternative budget until much later. They would have done better to wait until Obama's plan fails (then punce), or succeeds, then say nothing.
    Posted to Politics by david wayne osedach on April 2, 2009

  • the economist

    The Economist is assessing Obamas feeble accomplishments on the domestic economy. According to the Change-O-Meter we are still in the same old - same old mode. Is President Obama trying to tackle too much? Is Afgahnistan more important than U.S. unemployment?
    Posted to In Other Magazines by david wayne osedach on March 28, 2009

  • the press declared a religion

    Sounds like great fun! Who gets to decide which religion each paper is going to be?
    Posted to Culturebox by david wayne osedach on February 11, 2009

  • irreversible decline?

    These are the same economists who failed to predict the recession. Can they be wrong again? Of course they can.
    Posted to Moneybox by david wayne osedach on February 9, 2009

  • New York Times

    I really can't see an internet New York Times as the solution.
    Posted to Press Box by david wayne osedach on February 4, 2009

  • give up on economy

    While the vast majority are not throwing in the towel and giving up on the economy they are cutting back big time. And waiting. We are bracing for Obama's inevitable failure but hoping against hope that it won't be so bad.
    Posted to Moneybox by david wayne osedach on January 28, 2009

  • LexisNexis & Dialog

    Interesting article, concise and generally informative, but you seem to be relaying on a very limited set of ''sources'' all with a very narrow interest. It's odd to see some much attention paid to Fax edition and Videotext, while completely ignoring Knight Ridder's acquisition of Dialog in 1988, newspaper publishers longtime relationships ...
    Posted to Press Box by SP MacDonald on January 6, 2009

  • the end of european arrogance

    The news finally came through to the Euro-zone. Their economies are export dependant. Exports to the U.S. that is. Swallow that Der Spiegel.
    Posted to Moneybox by david wayne osedach on October 11, 2008
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