After Frank Mickadeit’s hit piece on Larry Agran today, this news doesn’t surprise me. Editor & Publisher reports: NEW YORK The Orange County Register is studying a change to tabloid format after an internal task force review of money-saving options…
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Vanity Fair Weighs In
by Bill Spaulding • • Comments Off
Vanity Fair is owned by Condé Nast. So is The New Yorker. According to the Vanity Fair web site, the folks at Vanity Fair had an opinion about their sibling publication’s recent Obama cover. Well, sure — didn’t most everyone?…
Oversight? Who needs it? We’ve got Keystone Managers/Cops
by Chris Prevatt • • 1 Comment
Just one more example of How Orange County CEO Tom Mauk lets managers off the hook for errors that cost the taxpayers hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars to fix. Be it managing personnel OC CEO Mauk condones…
TheLiberalOC – The Best of Orange County
by Chris Prevatt • • 6 Comments
Before attending the weekly Drinking Liberally gathering at Memphis in Santa Ana, I attended the re-launch celebration reception for Orange Coast Magazine. In the gift bags they handed out was the July issue featuring their 2008 Best Of Orange County…
Marty Talks to John McCain
by Dan Chmielewski • • Comments Off
Fascinating interview with John McCain by the Register’s Marty Wisckoll. Read it here. John McCain doesn’t know how much gas was a gallon the last time he pumped his own gas. And he thinks Arnold is doing a great job.…
Bush Administration DID LIE us into Iraq
by Chris Prevatt • • 10 Comments
The Red County/OC Blog feed headline “Bush Never Lied To Us About Iraq” caught my eye this afternoon. I had to click through to see what drug Jubal/Matt Cunningham was on. Prominent Democrats and their apologists have claimed ad nauseum that…
Register to Outsource Copy Editing from India
by Dan Chmielewski • • 1 Comment
Call me Old-Fashioned, but I’d like to think no one knows Orange County better than the folks who cover it – the OC news media at the Register, the LA Times, the Daily Pilot, OC Weekly and a host of…
