Jim Romenesko

"... But, the best of these alternatives to the mainstream media seem to come off photocopiers (albeit irregularly) and can be had cheaply through the mail. As Obscure Publications editor Jim Romenesko, of St. Paul, Mmn., said, “Zine publishers do what they do so they can hold their product in their hands. there's a big difference between holding your (Xeroxed) zine and ..."

"... "After Hours," and ??Fox News Watch," on which I appear as a panelist. Last week, Reina, a self- professed liberal, did a "Goldberg? when he posted a memo to Jim Romenesko, who compiles information concerning the media on the Poynter media Wcb site, alleging that at Fox compose a daily memo to the staff, ordering them to slant news coverage to ..."

"... Spokane one issue I find intriguing is the changing face of the media, both print and broadcast. A great compilation of this sort is the Romenesko column prepared by Jim Romenesko of the Poynter Institute at Get involved Another thing I'll be watching this summer is the municipal elections. City officials are elected in odd years opposite county, state and federal ..."

"... of those publishers most of whom use fake names or their first only has been slapped wiill obscenity charges. "Michael Diana is well known in lhe zinc world." said Jim Romenesko, an editor at Milwaukee Magazine and publisher of Obscure. a trade mag for zines. "Though extreme. Boiled Angel is not unlike a lot of zines in lhc subculture," Romenesko said. "I was a cop reporter for five years and there was onc zine that was so disturbing that lhc night I read it, I woke up screaming.” Work Needs ..."