Monthly Archives: August 2009

The Coming Chicago News Vacuum

The increasingly desperate straits of Chicago’s news outlets is already having an impact on what – and how much – news gets covered. More cuts are coming. In the next year we should expect a significant decrease in community and … Continue reading

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Does the Sun Times Media Group have value? Or even a future?

Earlier this week I took a close look at Creative Loafing’s bankruptcy filings to try and figure out how much that company – and by extension – the Chicago Reader is worth. Here I’ll try to peer into the much … Continue reading

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What is the value of Creative Loafing? An in-depth analysis

On August 25, the Chicago Reader‘s parent company, Creative Loafing, Inc., will be sold to a new owner through a federal bankruptcy auction in Tampa to repay $43 million in debt.  As two groups prepare to bid in the auction, let’s try to … Continue reading

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iFrustration With AT&T

The iPhone, as wonderful a device it may be (I’m writing this entry on mine) is an atrocious phone. Actually, I like the phone part just fine, it’s just the amazingly bad service AT&T provides.  I get calls dropped all … Continue reading

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