After reading Su Lum's column in Wednesday's paper, I have to wonder why she is given space in your newspaper (“There's an election in progress, sort of,” Oct. 12, 2011, The Aspen Times.)..."
(James F. Dowley, Aspen Colorado)
Another 'well spotted' letter from a local. This one up on The Aspen Times.
There are positive signs that Swift Communications is trying and in many areas succeeding, to clean up their publication and turn both The AspenTimes and Glenwood Springs Post Independent into publications we may someday be proud of again. Especially The Times. Who we must add, is almost there.
Better yet, the most positive change is out here in readers of these publications. Have you noticed the major shift in power?
Folks pushed back the bully(s) and are now seeming to want the cleaner house to stay that way.
Where do readers go when the problem isn't bias, censorship, gonzo journalism, yellow ink and the love of just simply writing deceptive flamers? Where do they go when the problem is the quality of the content?
Such as the opinion column of Su Lum.
Maybe they speak up. If they care about the publication's business success.
If they don't care, they simply do their subscribing with The Aspen Daily and take advantage of the free copy of The Times and PI. Figuring that sooner or later, the problem will resolve itself through the course of a natural business death.
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"Truth goes through three stages. First it is ridiculed. Then it is violently opposed. Finally, it is accepted as self-evident."
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To their credit they finally eliminated Fried Rice. Took over a decade but finally got done.
Su Lum, The Princess, John Colson, Andy Stone, Mary Boland and Ross Talbott.
One can only hope and continue to pray for relief.
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