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Showing posts with label newspapers. Show all posts

Sunday, March 17, 2013

YOUR LETTER TO THE EDITOR IN ONE CLICK! IRAQ VETS AGAINST THE WAR - WHY 10 LONG AND BLOODY YEARS? END IT NOW!

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Send a letter to the editor on the 10th anniversary of the Iraq war. 

Use the letter to remind local readers of the enduring human consequences of U.S. wars.

You can use our sample language below, or use the talking points next to it to craft your own. If you can connect the issues to your own personal experience, even better. (Be aware that many Editors have a 200-word limit on their letters. Our sample below is under 200 words.)


Follow the steps below to send your letter. Let's not let the consequences of these wars fade from our national memory.

Step 1 - Select a Recipient

Select newspapers whose content you know and can reference in your personalized Letter to the Editor.  Targeting newspapers you know also helps ensure you're sending the letter to a place where it will have a receptive audience.  Please keep in mind that most newspapers will not print anonymous letters, so make sure you're sending the letter to places you'll feel comfortable seeing your name.
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Monday, April 25, 2011

WORLD NEWSPAPERS AT YOUR MOUSECLICK

Just put your mouse on a city anywhere in the world and
the newspaper headlines pop up...

Double click and the page gets larger...
you can read the entire paper on some if you click on the right place.
You can spend forever here.

http://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/flash/

Also, if you look at the European papers, the far left side
of Germany will pop up as The Stars & Stripes
(European edition, of course).
AND, this site changes every day with the publication
of new editions of the paper.

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Op-ed addresses for largest circulation newspapers in US - Just in case you need it.

Here's a list of the email addresses of some (most) of the largest circulation newspapers in the US.

It should be usable by copy and paste.

Thanks to GM for this.

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"All that is necessary for evil to succeed, is for good men to do nothing." Sir Edmund Burk

editor@usatoday.com,wsj.ltrs@wsj.com,letters@nytimes.com,letters@latimes.com, ctc-tribletter@tribune.com,viewpoints@chron.com,openforum@denverpost.com, letters@newsday.com,letters@suntimes.com,letters@sfchronicle.com,letter@globe.com, inquirer.letters@phillynews.com,jjletters@jjournal.com,letters@news.oregonian.com, letters@ajc.com,opinion@uniontrib.com,opinion@sacbee.com,letters@post-dispatch.com, letters@kcstar.com,letters@ocregister.com,letters@mercurynews.com,talkback@baltimoresun.com,letters@post-gazette.com,insight@orlandosentinel.com,jsedit@journalsentinel.com,opinion@seattletimes.com,HeraldEd@MiamiHerald.com,letters@sun-sentinel.com,letters@dispatch.com,letters@express-news.net,letters@pioneerpress.com,letters@star-telegram.com,letters@enquirer.com,opinion@charlotteobserver.com,ccnletters@bayareanewsgroup.com,letters@reviewjournal.com,pulse@owh.com,lettertoeditor@buffnews.com,letters@pilotonline.com,letters@detnews.com,Feedback@NorthJersey.com,letters@timespicayune.com,opinion@tribweb.com,yourviews@oklahoman.com,feedback@richmond.com,letters@courant.com,letters@nypost.com,letters@pe.com,dceditpage@DemocratandChronicle.com,letters@dmreg.com, letters@honoluluadvertiser.com,dnforum@dailynews.com,yourviews@app.com, letters@projo.com,letters@sltrib.com,pulse@grpress.com,fencepost@dailyherald.com,letters@knoxnews.com,letters@theblade.com,letters@tulsaworld.com,letters@press-register.com,vop@thebeaconjournal.com,letters@syracuse.com,letters@azstarnet.com,views@phillynews.com,stateeditor@thestate.com,letters@postandcourier.com,letters@lohud.com

Monday, December 21, 2009

The Montana Messenger - What every state, county and town needs

http://www.themontanamessenger.com/

I am so thrilled to present to you the link above. I had heard about this little (well, not so little), newspaper and wasn't expecting to receive a hard copy that looked like THIS! "THIS" is very professionally done - beautifully laid out and printed with care. It is very classy.
We all know that cosmetics aren't important in a newspaper, but content is.

Well, you will never find another newspaper like it, I fear. I say "I fear", because no owner/publisher/editor will dare to tread this ground. The ground has a name. It is called "TRUTH". It is full of alternative urls and links, totally devoid of muzzled media articles. The original articles are timely, interesting and well written.

Every town in the USA needs a newspaper like this, conceived and brought to you by fearless Constitutionalists.

If you are thinking about "spreading the word" about Constitutional government, the dangers of global governance, our Republic slipping from our grasp under a renegade Congress, Supreme Court and a president who is steering the rollercoaster into our fate as a communist state akin to 1950s-style life in the Soviet Union, this is an excellent starting point.

Pull the plug on your televisions. Subscribe to The Montana Messenger for $35 a year, then start your own newspaper in your town, even if the first few issues are machine copied and stapled together.

The Montana Messenger is the sweet breeze of liberty we need in every home, discussing the news there with your children, passing it on to your neighbors.

I wish the paper great success. We need you, and we need more "you's" throughout the nation.


Thursday, January 8, 2009

The NYC Informer

http://thenycinformer.com/

I got a nice surprise in my email today. The publisher of this paper, a man with ink in his blood, kindly gave me my first "real" writing job. He had a successful weekly paper here and when he left immersed himself in more ink.

If you live in NYC, and you haven't picked up an issue, buy one. See what you think.




Thursday, October 30, 2008

Bloodbath at Gannett Media - Or - Getting ready for Obama

http://www.mediapost.com/publications/?fa=Articles.san&s=93665&Nid=48867&p=961420

Gannett's laying off like crazy. Our local newspaper has dwindled physically to a ghost of what it used to be. It's part of Freedom News.

Bow to Obama and the coming suppression of truth, guys. The writing's on the wall.

Maybe if you printed the truth; maybe if your reporters weren't under gag orders; maybe if editors weren't afraid to put their jobs on the line for revealing truth, then maybe your readers would use your papers for more than fishwrappers. Well, in truth, I used to use mine to line birdcages; now I have two pups that are not quite housebroken. I pick the paper apart and use them for soppy up the piddles.


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