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Roland Klose

Roland Klose

editor / writer


06/18/2012

Naming the ‘rats’

“Unlike the tech bubble, the newspaper bubble won’t come back because it can’t. Many of the businesses that once supported newspapers with ads don’t exist on the same level anymore (such as competing department stores and grocery stores) or have found better places to put their ad dollars (the Web, television and Craigslist) or have discovered that they don’t need to spend ad dollars anymore to sell their goods and services (Craigslist again).” http://reut.rs/NtwGhQ

https://www.reuters.com/article/instant-article/idUS408412132720120615/US408412132720120615/

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Journalist currently based in Missouri. Stops include the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, The Commercial Appeal, and Tampa Tribune. More about me here and here. Some of my other sites: The Rust Brothers, Letters from G.I. Bill, and Red Kane kills the Yellow Kid. Pictures here and here. Social media here and here.

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  • ‘Enslaving demand of the dollar press’
  • Yesterday’s world of tomorrow
  • ‘Die große Babylon’
  • Last call for the Morning Call
  • ‘Surf Solar’
  • Dead man talking
  • The Klan and the GOP
  • Rebuilding trust
  • ‘Violently in love with her profession’
  • ‘Bulldog tenacity’
  • ‘Limiting free speech’
  • A ‘skin game’
  • Ghosts in the machine
  • ‘Vanished like a dream’
  • ‘None but a jackass or poltroon’
  • A town without police, courts, crime or taxes
  • The Missouri editor whose bigotry outlived him
  • ‘I can’t save you unless you do what I say’
  • Morphine eaters, whiskey drunks, eccentrics
  • ‘No dictation from any central authority’
  • Once again ‘an organ of gold-buggery’
  • ‘Refusing to obey orders’
  • Dubious milestone
  • ‘Something must call from within’
  • ‘The tariff is a tax’
  • Population and crime
  • ‘Hell is truth seen too late’
  • I have seen the future, and it’s perplexing
  • ‘Marienlied’
  • Afraid of being alone? You’re not alone.
  • Moonstruck
  • ‘Our parasite class’
  • ‘Home city’
  • ‘Memorial to St. Louis abandoned’
  • ‘We are governed by boodlers’
  • ‘Almost fantastic’
  • Cat boxing, floaters, St. Louis orangutans, UFOs, dumb cops, Hitler sightings, and other minutiæ 
  • The Republican’s ‘joke’
  • Madness, dissipation, despair
  • From the ‘scrapbooks’ of JPII
  • ‘Purely a human contrivance’
  • ‘There was great rejoicing in hell this morning’
  • White riot, 1920
  • ‘He studied nothing, but knew something about everything.’
  • ‘Simply a business proposition’
  • ‘No feeling of jubilation manifested’
  • Watermelons and Prophets
  • Filling in the blanks
  • ‘The baby burner’
  • ‘Land of opportunity’
  • The dynamite plot
  • Jerry the smoking St. Louis orangutan
  • ‘St. Louis is a slum city’
  • Depressingly consistent
  • Then and now
  • ‘American money’
  • A ‘network of surveillance’
  • ‘The house where Eugene Field was not born’
  • 100 years of disappointment
  • ‘Bad form for a Granite City policeman’
  • ‘No business in America … is more precarious’
  • Robert Lemen
  • Bob Minor’s last year in St. Louis
  • Jinx Rag
  • ‘What’s the use of living if you can’t help somebody else?’
  • The armadillo in all of us
  • Newsboys
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  • ‘Only one Santa Claus’
  • Christmas in St. Louis
  • A whale of a fail
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  • ‘A growing problem’
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  • ‘To tell the truth’
  • ‘Quando voglio’
  • Prelude No. 2
  • ‘Jerusalema’
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  • ‘A seething throng’ in downtown St. Louis
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OLDEST Posts

  • The bottom line: Business news staffing takes a hit
  • Minsky’s moment: He gets props for describing bubble
  • Being Lincoln: Fritz Klein talks about life as an impersonator
  • ‘This beautiful thing’: World will end, just not yet
  • Did Ameren pay a whistleblower to shut up and go away?
  • Imagination at work: Remembering better times at GE
  • Midwest grape growers note rising temperatures
  • A Depression-era perspective on public welfare
  • Will books become just a memory?

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