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Annapolis’ Capital To Begin Charging For Online Access

Annapolis’ Capital To Begin Charging For Online Access

| January 8, 2012 at 10:04 am | 1 Comment

<–To make sure everyone is aware of this information, please share it with Google, your Facebook friends, and Twitter followers by clicking the icons to the left. In this morning’s newspaper, Tom Marquardt announced that The Capital and the MD Gazette’s websites would be undergoing some renovations to make it easier to read and more [...]

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Congratulations To Capital Punishment

Congratulations To Capital Punishment

| March 22, 2009 at 8:24 am | 1 Comment

Local Blogger Sells Out!  Lands Weekly Column With The Capital Congratulations to Paul Foer, author of the long running political blog, Annapolis Capital Punishment for landing a weekly column with The Capital.  As anyone who has read Capital Punishment knows, Paul is not afraid to take the paper to task and I am sure his [...]

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Newspaper Versus Blog

Newspaper Versus Blog

| March 9, 2009 at 6:00 am | 6 Comments

There was an interesting editorial in Sunday’s Capital newspaper discussing the demise of the traditional newspaper. Tom Marquardt, the Editor, suggested that The Capital might shift it’s online version to a site that offers free content as well as premium content for a fee. It will never work. If they were looking to have a [...]

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A Newspaper Falls

A Newspaper Falls

| March 1, 2009 at 11:41 am | 2 Comments

One industry that has been hit pretty hard  by the economy has been the newspaper industry. The local Capital Gazette has laid off a lot of their production workers and is going to outsource their printing needs beginning with Monday’s edition. While the economy can be attributed to declining advertising revenues, the newspaper industry has [...]

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Did you ever notice?

Did you ever notice?

| February 28, 2009 at 8:35 am | 0 Comments

Did you ever notice that it toothe Federal Government too damned long to admit that the country was in a recession? Sure there are economists and number crunchers that make the big bucks who determine this, but why not look a little closer to home to determine how bad it really is? We all know [...]

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