Comments on: Huff Post UK: Piers Morgan, can you hear me?

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By: Allie

Allie — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 19:57:02 +0000

I'm right there with you, Dave. It looks like you and me are the only people left in the UK with a genuine liking for the man Morgan. Whatever happened to First News? Is he still running that? Meanwhile, I'm off to read God Bless America. And no, I'm not joking. Allie’s last blog post..Didn’t you used to be a journalist?

By: Iain

Iain — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 08:46:21 +0000

Alternatively it could be the catalyst the print industry needs to invest proper resources across the board in digital media, as a supplement to the core product, rather than as a sidebar. HuffPo's recent funding announcement for online How many newspaper sites have genuinely broken an exclusive story online because it's the best medium, rather than shoving it there to claim bragging rights a couple of hours before it makes the evening news on TV instead? There's just a few instances, if that. Most of the time the web's a repository for shovelling off wire copy, rewrites of other site's stuff and a conduit for multimedia content. Digital staff barely have the time to do their normal job, let alone get out and do some proper reporting. A digital-only, fully spec'ed newspaper serving Britain is a phenomenal idea. Sadly, Morgan may not be the right person to head up such an operation - although he's the sort of mercurial talent such a project would need to attract investment or interest - because of his baggage from the Wharf and his TV persona. Somewhere that can do what British papers do well, but free from the limitations of a tight book, space restrictions and publishing deadlines. Iain’s last blog post..Putting social networking up front

By: Dan Clough

Dan Clough — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 22:28:34 +0000

Surely this would only serve to fuck up the printed newspaper industry even more. It's already on the brink of oblivion. Dan Clough’s last blog post..Fulham 1 - 2 Rovers: Conclusions