...is strictly coincidental.
Maine Today Media? The jury wasn't out long on this one.
So...next stop for Media Dick and his traveling wrecking crew? Who knows?
Munjoy_' [...]
...in the rear view mirror after more than 25 years.Monday has joined its much older sibling, as one of the Portland Press Herald’s “really, really don’t bother” days.
To wit today’s cavalcade of unintended mirth:
Yahooville I: Bill seeks to prevent racial profiling served little purpose other than to incite Maine’s surfeit of rabid yahoos – [...]
Ten and a half years ago, Maddy Corson called the sale of her family's newspaper franchise to the Blethens "the best possible outcome for our readers, our employees and the communities that we serve. We're so glad to be owned by independent newspaper people rather than" [...] 
The Portland Press Herald and kin have taken long-overdue steps to prevent spammers from appending scatalogical and pornographic links as comments to their articles and blogs. 
There are still some dead-enders at 390 Congress Street as well as at points north and east who are praying to any false gods they can summon that Rich Connor will go away. They want the virus that is Blethen Maine Newspapers to continue ravaging Maine [...] 
Presenting awards is easy; receiving them easier still.
Originally posted on Saturday, Feb. 14, 2009 at 8:12 AM. Four days later the porn links are still on Eric Conrad's blog. Maybe the new owners will delete them. Classic.
It was another brutally sparse day for Portland news on the Portland Press Herald Web site. 
The PPH shilled for Denny’s today, posting a free “advertorial” on its Web site about the restaurant chain’s 6 AM to 2 PM Super Bowl-advertised giveaway of its gut-busting Grand Slam breakfast.
Really, Eric? You might consider reading the 478 comments currently running on the WS/KJ Web site in response to your below blog post. Cialis anyone? Levitra? Viagra? Teeth-whitening? Karaoke?
The Web site home page of Maine's largest news-gathering operation at 9 AM Sunday, February 1, 2009. Munjoy_ [...] 
By far the most intriguing news to emerge from yesterday's latest episode in the PPH sale saga was the clear signal that the Bangor 3+Liberty group has become the Bangor 1 – Richard L. Connor. When the B3+L first surfaced as the sole interested party in [...]
Selling off his Maine newspaper franchise along with some prime downtown Seattle real estate was supposed to save Frank Blethen's bacon – if not his reputation. But now bankruptcy looms for his once fat-and-happy Seattle Times Company."Within the Guild we have been preparing" [...]
They just don't get it.
Instead of doing even the simplest things to make the PPH look like it gives the slightest damn about its Web site – fixing broken links; eliminating ancient, never-to-be-updated content; and weeding out the viagra spam on its blog pages (the above snapshot [...] 
The Portland Press Herald has a full-time deputy managing editor/online. I’m not making this up. Part of Still-Editor Jeannine Guttman's $500K bonfire of Frank Blethen's cash.
Her half-million-dollar tuition paid in full, Still-Editor Jeannine Guttman’s first move upon graduating from “Newspaper Next 2.0 School” in 2007 was to launch the Portland Press Herald into the blogosphere.
Two years ago at this time the Portland Press Herald was preparing to host an ill-fated American Press Institute workshop to teach the so-called “Newspaper Next” approach to its senior and middle managers.
