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Fitz: In the fragile state of newspapers these days, a lot of anti-MSMers are licking their chops about the prospect their hated local daily could actually go out of business. But what if it were the alt-weekly that disappeared?
In Oklahoma City, the Gazette in a recent video imagines that cruel fate for itself.
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A breezy, business-oriented blog on the ups and downs of the newspaper industry by E&P's Editor-at-Large Mark Fitzgerald (in Chicago) and Associate Editor Jennifer Saba (in New York). Between them, they have won seven Jesse H. Neal Awards, the top prize for the business press, in the past six years.
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