Living - Nov. 18, 2009
Saying "farewell" to a trusty daily companion
For the first time in 40-plus years, I live in a house without a daily newspaper subscription. It was a hard habit to break.
Tags: daily newspaper subscription, journal sentinel

Marketplace - June 25, 2009
"Today's" paper gets the score wrong, and a funny look at the Times
Another indication of the demise of print comes from today's print edition of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The paper, in a headline, gets last night's Brewers score wrong. The Brewers, of course, won 4-3, not 3-2. JSOnline, for the record, got it correct.
Tags: newspapers, media, editing, scores, online, journal sentinel, zogby

Politics - Jan. 9, 2009
Some fearless (and fun) political predictions for 2009
The bong of soothsaying may be hazy, as it always has been, but we're trying to offer some clarity to discussions of what may be greet us in the next year. To create a map for the forthcoming year (and because it's fun), here are a few predictions that most likely will not come to fruition in 2009 and should not be taken to Vegas for the purposes of economic stimulus prospecting.
Tags: doug hissom, aaron rodgers, jeff manthes, cardinal stritch university, st. francis city council, tom barrett, tommy thompson, citgo, journal sentinel

Sports - Nov. 19, 2008
Hey Journal Sentinel, the Yankees don't need your help
As if trying to sign CC Sabathia wasn't hard enough, it looks like the local paper may have helped make the Brewers' task a little harder this week.
Tags: cc sabathia, journal sentinel, yankees, doug melvin

Sports - June 24, 2008
Judgment calls aren't always confined to the field
Questionable calls are a big part of sports, from Little League and youth soccer to the World Series and Olympic skating. The media is no different.
Tags: prince fielder, irs, taxes, journal sentinel, rocco mediate, johnny miller

Milwaukee Buzz - Oct. 2, 2007
Journal Sentinel to cut staff
With advertising revenue down and the stock price falling, the Journal Sentinel will reduce its workforce via buyouts or firings.
Tags: jsonline, journal sentinel, cutbacks, buyouts, workforce reduction

Milwaukee Buzz - June 25, 2007
Milwaukee Talks: Journal Sentinel media columnist Tim Cuprisin
Tim Cuprisin, the long-time media column for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, has seen a lot change during his two decades at the daily paper. We caught up with him to get his take on old and new media.
Tags: cuprisin, journal sentinel, media, newspaper, blog

Sports - May 18, 2007
"Milwaukee Complex" sparks heated debate
As a city, we seem too grateful for good things that happen and are reluctant to embrace our successes until they are validated by external forces. Columnist Dave Begel addresses Milwaukee's frustrating and unnecessary confidence crisis.
Tags: milwaukee complex, dave begel, journal sentinel, calatrava

Milwaukee Buzz - Jan. 11, 2007
"Screech" tells Journal Sentinel to suck it
Dustin Diamond doesn't appreciate the local newspaper questioning his integrity. "Saved By The Bell's" Screech lashed out Thursday against the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for an October 2006 report that claimed Diamond was cheating fans out of T-shirts created to save his Port Washington home from foreclosure.
Tags: screech, diamond, dustin, journal sentinel, sex tape, saved by the bell

Milwaukee Buzz - June 10, 2006
Has anyone else noticed ... ?
The Journal Sentinel is not staffing the NBA Finals, despite the presence of local favorites Dwyane Wade and Devin Harris.
Tags: journal sentinel, wade, harris