Bleh
The Dallas Morning News is the best newspaper in the state, yet doesn't seem to have an RSS feed for its state news section.
Nice.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 02/25/06 15:16 | Media Matters | Technorati
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Yeah, but they're putting CD-ROMs in the free papers that they litter the lawns of their non-subscribers with weekly. Brilliant, ain't it?
(I can't believe you think that fish-wrap is any good at all.)
Posted by ScottChaffin @ 18:51 on 02/25/06
I receive an RSS feed through Bloglines at http://www.dallasnews.com/. It is listed as Dallas Morning News - Latest News.
Posted by Laurence Eades @ 11:22 on 02/26/06
Laurence: Yeah, I saw that one, but I'd really like a feed that separates out state news. My impression was that one doesn't.... Chron.com, for example, has a separate metro/state feed that is useful to me.
Scott: It's all relative, man. :) But in the case of the DMN, I just think it has more breadth than the Austin American Statesman. The Chronicle is a distant third because of weak editing and terrible editorial leadership in general.
Posted by Kevin @ 11:29 on 02/26/06
As a daily reader of the Real-estatesman, I'm not sure I'd put it in the top two. If it is, it's a sad commentary on the state of newspapers in Texas.
Posted by another precinct chair @ 08:27 on 02/27/06
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