BALANCED DIET—(Duh alert:) San Diego does
not have the most widely respected daily newspaper because the owners insist on
shaping the news to satisfy a conservative Republican agenda. If you agree with the San Diego UT then life is cool. If you own the press you can do
that. But not everyone agrees or votes
according to doug’s daily dose. So where
do San Diegans get alternative views on the news? Blogs of course. Here are half-dozen
worth reading (random order):
http://voiceofsandiego.org/
Works
hard for its readership.
Recent
fav: For its unending diligence.
Eyes
left. Refreshing passion for our city.
--Recent
fav: SDFP’s take on the Balboa Park Centennial committee ceasing operations and
why Ernie McCray likes Bill Walton.
Balanced.
First source for breaking news.
--Recent
fav: coverage of Balboa Park centennial committee.
Snarky.
Mixes news/columns with solid entertainment coverage.
--Recent
fav: Edwin Decker’s essay:
http://www.sdcitybeat.com/sandiego/article-12759-shit-i-was-wrong-about.html
http://www.sandiegometro.com/
SD
Metro’s Daily Business Report
--Recent
fav: Designer David Robinson is working to remodel Anthony’s Star of Sea
restaurant.
In-depth
reporting with partnerships with KPBS and SDSU.
--Recent fav: Mello Roos analysis. Dishwater dull topic to some but frankly it is old-styled journalism which should never be dismissed.
--Recent fav: Mello Roos analysis. Dishwater dull topic to some but frankly it is old-styled journalism which should never be dismissed.
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