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Big city newspapers are having a hard time making profit, maybe it's because all the papers are covering the same national and international events. I have not heard that scandal sheets are losing money. Web sites focusing on suburbs seem to be coming into vogue. Since people seem to be crazy about
celebrities and gossip, the money may be in creating small town National Enquirer type newspapers focusing on local persons and their lives.
Sorry I can stop these things from popping up in my mind.
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"[Sunstone] unable to keep things from popping into his mind! We have the pictures to prove it!" |
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uncomfortable... imagine ratting out your neighbor. then living next to him for 10 years. |
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Besides... isn't that what church is for? |
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Will there be Space Aliens ? Elvis ? Men in Black ? [+] |
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A bun if you remove the word *national*...should be Small Town Inquirer. + |
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Fully baked. See: Barbershop. |
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We had one of these for a while in my
small town in Louisiana. This guy
started attending town council
meetings and asking difficult and
uncomfortable questions (was the bid
process followed when you contracted X
with contractor X who is your X-in-law?
No? Well, why the X not?). Then he
would write it in an 8-page half-sized
paper and leave it around for free. |
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It was amazing that he never got sued.
He got beat up a couple of times, and
then he kind of got a really big grass
cutting contract with the town and the
Parish. Then he no longer had time to
do his paper. |
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Totally Baked: See Real Estate Scandal Sheet. |
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I've lived in small towns pretty much my entire life. About once a week, usually through real estate agents but other businesses as well, there's a scandal sheet circulated with information about marriages, divorces, bankruptcies, criminal and civil court proceedings, you name it. |
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They're not generally available, but not necessarily hard to get to either. |
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