A city commissioner in Portland, Ore., sparked something of an Internet firestorm this week with a pair of posts to his official city of Portland… Read More »Oregon city commissioner slams newspaper on official blog
Short post tonight. A recent Gallup poll shows that, once again, [fewer people than ever measured before have a high level of trust in newspapers](http://rdd.me/ftf9n7ij).… Read More »Trust in newspapers hits all-time low
On Sunday and again in today’s paper, the Chronicle published on its opinions page the paper’s political endorsements for this election year. The [first set… Read More »Do newspaper endorsements matter?
“I didn’t realize there are ‘coverage areas’ for news… Too bad huh?” These words came to me in [a comment posted to our Facebook page](https://www.facebook.com/dailychronicle/posts/10151183204615874?comment_id=24581150&offset=0&total_comments=8)… Read More »Mythbusting
More people continue to disagree with the Chronicle’s decision to begin charging customers for access to its website, asserting in our comments that they know just how to fix the newspaper industry’s online advertising revenue problems.
A reflection on my experience with the Who Needs Newspapers? crew
Who needs newspapers? It’s the question of the day here at the Chronicle, where we are playing host to a video crew from the Who… Read More »Journalism nonprofit interviewing at the Chronicle today
A look at how the Chronicle handles corrections and why this is so important.
On Saturday evening, the Chronicle will almost certainly do something it has never done before. We will post an in-house promotion on our Facebook page.