It may not have made a difference, but the Rocky Mountain News had an editorial staff of over 250. The Denver Post, a similar number. Does Denver REALLY need 500+ print journalists? And, this number does NOT include those journalists at alternative city papers or broadcast stations.
C'mon, folks, it's Denver. I think the answer has become, unfortunately, painfully apparent.
I was born and raised in Denver, and I gotta say this is not killing me. I can remember growing up in the 80's and 90's, and the RMN was a rag compared to the Denver Post. Kinda biased, to me.
I work in the media, and the newspaper writers I know are old dinosaurs... get with the times and realize that while a minority might love the feel of a newspaper in the morning, most could care less when it comes down to it.
"I have to say, that when we say, 'Who killed the Rocky Mountain News?' we are all part of that, we truly are. For better or worse, and I argue that it's mostly for better. Media is dead, and long live new media"
This is GREAT NEWS! I hate all the propaganda that these rotten newspapers cover. Most of it is biased lies that support unsustainable civilization. The hell with these guys! Good riddance!!!
I sadly work for the Los Angeles times. Sad in the sense that it pulled the final plug on it self by supporting Obama...what a shame. I thought News was suppose to be an objective data pool.
I can tell that most of the people who have commented on this story are not from Colorado. The Rocky Mountain News was a great news paper, I am very sad to see it go. I disagree with everyone who says everything should be on the internet. I love waking up in the morning, grabbing my local newspaper and reading it while drinking coffee. The day that everything is all digital will be a sad day for me.
Where to begin? Propaganda??? from Newspapers? Oh, as compared to the propaganda, one-sided, non-sourced Blogs of today that so many take as gospel?
Newspapers are dying not solely because of the Internet but specifically because how they responded to the Internet -- they chose to gentrify content and pack it full with national/int'l AP news to save money and lost the commitment to local news produced by local talent. What a sad, but inevitable, day.
It may not have made a difference, but the Rocky Mountain News had an editorial staff of over 250. The Denver Post, a similar number. Does Denver REALLY need 500+ print journalists? And, this number does NOT include those journalists at alternative city papers or broadcast stations.
C'mon, folks, it's Denver. I think the answer has become, unfortunately, painfully apparent.
mediamadman747 2 years ago
Newspapers are for the last generation. The internet is for this and coming generations. Even clay tablets disappeared.
cheddyrod 2 years ago
I was born and raised in Denver, and I gotta say this is not killing me. I can remember growing up in the 80's and 90's, and the RMN was a rag compared to the Denver Post. Kinda biased, to me.
I work in the media, and the newspaper writers I know are old dinosaurs... get with the times and realize that while a minority might love the feel of a newspaper in the morning, most could care less when it comes down to it.
milleralexjames83 2 years ago
Democrat Rep. Jared Polis:
"I have to say, that when we say, 'Who killed the Rocky Mountain News?' we are all part of that, we truly are. For better or worse, and I argue that it's mostly for better. Media is dead, and long live new media"
chasmcrown 2 years ago
How did we kill it?. It's not our business and we don't run the media.
kMC303 2 years ago
This is GREAT NEWS! I hate all the propaganda that these rotten newspapers cover. Most of it is biased lies that support unsustainable civilization. The hell with these guys! Good riddance!!!
dcprotests 2 years ago
I sadly work for the Los Angeles times. Sad in the sense that it pulled the final plug on it self by supporting Obama...what a shame. I thought News was suppose to be an objective data pool.
Snotra 2 years ago
SUPPORT YOUR NEWSPAPERS AMERICA!
There are things you can't get unless you buy the newspaper anyways... advertisements for movies, coupons, and a physical copy to hold in your hands.
Audiomuse 2 years ago
NEWS IS NOT CONTENT!!!
CONTENT IS NOT NEWS!!!
Any Questions?
RIP Rocky. Plaugue on Scripps and DNA!
Pookatube 2 years ago
No news is media and media is lies. So there you have it.
kMC303 2 years ago
I can tell that most of the people who have commented on this story are not from Colorado. The Rocky Mountain News was a great news paper, I am very sad to see it go. I disagree with everyone who says everything should be on the internet. I love waking up in the morning, grabbing my local newspaper and reading it while drinking coffee. The day that everything is all digital will be a sad day for me.
WB2Colorado 2 years ago
I am ecstatic! Good riddance , you shitty fascist new paper!
greeniem 2 years ago
Where to begin? Propaganda??? from Newspapers? Oh, as compared to the propaganda, one-sided, non-sourced Blogs of today that so many take as gospel?
Newspapers are dying not solely because of the Internet but specifically because how they responded to the Internet -- they chose to gentrify content and pack it full with national/int'l AP news to save money and lost the commitment to local news produced by local talent. What a sad, but inevitable, day.
yankeedoodlecajun 2 years ago
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wheresmydog52 2 years ago
Hopefully they're going to a feast of rocky mountain oysters to help brighten everyone's spirits.
BinkieMcFartnuggets 2 years ago
0:34 the news room is just stoned haha
joenat456 2 years ago
and if you read that paper, you'd agree lol
greeniem 2 years ago
News should not be a business, information should not be a business.
DonkeyFist 2 years ago
everything is a business.
tinramm 2 years ago
I'm surprised Rupert Murdoch didn't buy them up...
P3rf3ctStorm 2 years ago
Two things
One, Nobody wants to read a paper full of propaganda, especially one that GIVES AWAY SECRET INFORMATION IE: NYT.
Two, the internet has changed everything, its time to move on.
ZoomBFX 2 years ago
RIP
lemondoughnut 2 years ago
i grew up with the RMN, sad to see
crinoid1918 2 years ago
150 Years? Wow..
FuturelyAncient 2 years ago
Propaganda doesn't pay. The media is dead!
ninanwk69 2 years ago