A few comments for the Rocky
It appears that Rocky Mountain News editor John Temple is still soliciting comments from readers regarding the changes in the newspaper, so let me add a few thoughts.
First of all, the Rocky just seems substantially smaller. Obviously, a lot of things have been taken out of the paper and several of the regular columnists have left. I think this is a mistake and certainly detracts from the value of the paper. Also, the changes in TV Week are just totally unacceptable. To have to go to a totally different page to find the numbers of the channels is untenable. And, of course, the Rocky stopped publishing the TV schedule in each day’s paper.
Also, the Rocky has some really dumb comics that are not funny and really pretty stupid. All the political cartoons in the comic pages should be got rid of. Put them in the editorial pages. Start with Doonesbury, which has been in there for years and definitely should not be.
W.R. Hardy, Englewood
Sounds like if you don't like the "new" Rocky, so why get all stressed up about it?
Read The Denver Post if you don't like The Rocky Mountain News.
Very simple....buy what you like, don't buy what you don't like, but please spare us your lamentations!
Posted by Adam 2 on August 11, 2007 02:24 AMUh-oh. Looks like Mr. Hardy didn't get his Metamucil!
Nurse!
Posted by Odie on August 11, 2007 06:04 AMThank God for the internet, talk radio and FoxNews. And I can't wait for the new Fox business TV this fall and the new Murdoch Wall Street Journal. Rupert has them surrounded, he's eating their share faster than a 135 pound Japanese Hot Dog eating champion!
There are no excuses for being stupid and poor these days, set yourself free and prosper.
Posted by Hank on August 11, 2007 09:50 AMWell said Hank, although I do prefer the RMN to the uber liberal Post as far as newspapers go.
Posted by on August 11, 2007 10:54 AMThank god Rupert has them surrounded, soon we will have all of our news filtered and censored to lean one direction. We won't have to think for ourselves at all Rupert can tell us what to think, feel and believe. Thank God, thinking for yourself can be dangerious and cause upheaval.
Posted by Mike D. on August 11, 2007 01:04 PMMike D. ,
Are you a 911 truther too?
Just Wondering