An examination of the tools and techniques for journalism and news publishing that are rising as newspapers fall, by MARTIN C. LANGEVELD
Showing posts with label Monday Evening Club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monday Evening Club. Show all posts
Friday, July 24, 2009
American Centinel: The first newspaper in Pittsfield, Mass.
For newspaper history buffs: Over on the blog of Pittsfield's Monday Evening Club, I've posted a 2003 presentation to the Club detailing the history of the first newspaper in Pittsfield, the American Centinel, of which only one copy is known to survive.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Ruminations on newspapers and communities
My friend Richard Floyd keeps a blog called Retired Pastor Ruminates. He is a fellow member of the Monday Evening Club of Pittsfield, Mass., to which I presented a paper, previously mentioned here, on the future of newspapers.
Floyd has now conducted and posted an e-mail interview following up on the paper, in which he pursues, and I attempt to answer, a line of inquiry relating to the function of newspapers in holding together communities, and whether the decline of newspapers will have an effect on the well-being of communities.
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