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April 09, 2006
Daily Snooze (Daily News); Page Fix or Page Sick (Page Six)
The New York Post and New York Daily News have had "tabloid wars" in the past thirty years.
The New York Post calls its tabloid competition the "Daily Snooze."
The New York Daily News, after a New York Post "Page Six" scandal in 2006, has called that section "Page Fix" and "Page Sick."
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/04/10/business/media/10tabloid.html?hp&ex=1144641600&en=d24efbf525547396&ei=5094&partner=homepage
Post to Daily News: Drop Dead (& Back Atcha)
By RICHARD SIKLOS
Published: April 10, 2006
In New York's tabloid newspaper war, revenge is a dish best served boldface.
(...)
Writers at The Post regularly point out gossip items that they reported ahead of the "Daily Snooze" — as they call their larger, slightly more sober and more liberal rival.
(...)
Martin Dunn, The Daily News' editor in chief, denied that the paper was trying to exploit the Burkle story to hit back at its rival. He said the scandal — which The News first called "Page Sick," then later amended to "Page Fix" — would have merited coverage regardless of whether it concerned a chief rival. The dumping story, he added, was legitimate newspaper industry news.
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NIN Killing American Culture!
Found this in today's NY City Daily Snooze tabloid-- According to John Leo, in a column called *At the Barrel's Bottom It's Slime Warner*: Time Warner is the ...
alt.music.nin - Mar 24 1995, 7:24 pm by Lisa Livingston - 32 messages - 21 authors
The New York Post calls its tabloid competition the "Daily Snooze."
The New York Daily News, after a New York Post "Page Six" scandal in 2006, has called that section "Page Fix" and "Page Sick."
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/04/10/business/media/10tabloid.html?hp&ex=1144641600&en=d24efbf525547396&ei=5094&partner=homepage
Post to Daily News: Drop Dead (& Back Atcha)
By RICHARD SIKLOS
Published: April 10, 2006
In New York's tabloid newspaper war, revenge is a dish best served boldface.
(...)
Writers at The Post regularly point out gossip items that they reported ahead of the "Daily Snooze" — as they call their larger, slightly more sober and more liberal rival.
(...)
Martin Dunn, The Daily News' editor in chief, denied that the paper was trying to exploit the Burkle story to hit back at its rival. He said the scandal — which The News first called "Page Sick," then later amended to "Page Fix" — would have merited coverage regardless of whether it concerned a chief rival. The dumping story, he added, was legitimate newspaper industry news.
(Google Groups)
NIN Killing American Culture!
Found this in today's NY City Daily Snooze tabloid-- According to John Leo, in a column called *At the Barrel's Bottom It's Slime Warner*: Time Warner is the ...
alt.music.nin - Mar 24 1995, 7:24 pm by Lisa Livingston - 32 messages - 21 authors