I also think that sometimes the candidate tries to simplify too much. The sinking of the economy is not an easy issue to explain, but I felt like the candidates tried too hard to simplify it as to insert how they will miraculously save it.

It’s been an interesting election, nonetheless, and I’m ready to see some of the evaluations and critiques of each campaign.

The business model is changing and people want more localized content. I saw an article recently suggesting the way to save newspapers was to localize content and shoot it to people’s cell phones. That feeds the desire for timely, relevant content.

That’s an interesting concept, but a thick Sunday paper with morning coffee is always a nice situation. I hope that’s always an option in the future.

Ultimately newspapers have to sell. They need to sell copies and sell copy. It’s a business. They’re giving the people what they want. For whatever (or what little) it’s worth.

–Nick
http://www.RightMichigan.com

And we’re all susceptible to bacon’s tickling of our nostrils. . . even the vegetarians among us fall victim. It’s a special kind of pork. That’s for damn sure.

But somehow they’re coming out of this (so far) relatively unscathed. That is most likely due to Favre doing a great job of positioning himself as selfish and less than truthful.

Personally, I think he should be true to his tearful word and hang it up. His career was stellar. It’s now approaching a potentially sad end with this mudslinging. And what if he comes back and stinks? Then his precious legacy is soiled further.