Over the years there have been several films based on articles from famous newspapers and magazines. Even TV shows like The latest from Netflix Invent Annafind inspiration in the news. Either way, these stories have resonated with mainstream audiences due to their thought-provoking stories. At the same time, they areRead More →
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A newspaper headline is designed to grab your attention, summarize the story underneath, and entice you to read the body of the article. Over the years, good, bad, ridiculous, and great titles have become famous and infamous in their own right. Sometimes a headline jumps off the page you’re readingRead More →
The New York Daily News plans to outsource its printing operations to the North Jersey Media Group, which prints the Bergen Record, the Passaic County Herald News and the Morris County Daily Record. A well-informed source, who called the move a “disaster”, said the change could result in the layoffRead More →
For Americans, September 11, 2001 is etched in their memories as the day New York’s two tallest buildings were reduced to rubble in three hours. It was a coordinated hijacking of four commercial aircraft, which were then used to fly to high profile targets in New York and Washington, DC.Read More →
This is the Grammar Guy column, a new weekly feature written by Curtis Honeycutt. Did you attend the Crash Blossoms reunion tour this summer? If you missed it, it’s because the Crash Blossoms aren’t a real band. They sound like a one-hit band from the mid to late 90s, whoseRead More →
The day after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New York, newspapers captured the shock and horror. New York Post / Source: Newseum The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 happened exactly 19 years ago on Friday. For many people, the attacks were the biggest news of their lives.Read More →
In the United States, deaths from homicide and terrorism are extremely rare; the leading causes of death are heart disease and cancer. But you wouldn’t guess that by looking at mainstream media coverage, which devotes far more coverage to violent death than to death by disease. (And Americans think crimeRead More →
Old newspapers and magazines offer a wealth of information about history and critical events as they unfolded at that time. In the past, the only way to get your hands on this treasure trove of information was your local library where back issues of certain newspapers and magazines may haveRead More →