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LATEST ADDITIONS

Free Molly Dowd

<I>The New York Times</I> is ending its TimesSelect program, which charged subscribers $50/year for access to "premium" content, meaning most of their regular columnists. We're going to hear a lot of piffle about how the <I>Times</I> only had about 250,000 subscribers because the content was so widely pirated, but I think that's horse-hockey.

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The Apprentice

S. L. Price writes about his initiation into the newspaper business. "I was, as everybody there can attest, an instant master&mdash;at overwriting, at missing deadlines, at trying to invest my stories with an importance they didn’t deserve. But with another daily paper in town, I had to hustle or lose, and fear of humiliation was only one reason I got better. The fact is, battling on a beat is one of life’s few, clear-cut, post-athletic competitive venues. Each morning, readers open up a newspaper to see who won the game. Each morning, sportswriters open up a newspaper to see which writers won the battle for the best lead, best quotes, best information, best kicker, best assessment of that game. I lost often and won some, too, and spent a bit of each day wondering if I’d be fired."

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World Clock

Click on the "year" button to indicate the data from the beginning of this year.
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Click on the "month" button to indicate the data from the beginning of this month.
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Click on the "day" button to indicate the data for today.
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The "now" button shows data from a standing start.

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