newspapers

Have you heard about this new contraption where you can be reading your newspaper on this thing called a home computer? These companies that publish newspapers are going to start putting their stories into these computers via a telephone...

Last Saturday a 63 year old man, Bob Caldwell died of a heart attack. On Sunday "The Oregonian" newspaper ran an obituary on the man saying that he had died of a heart attack while in his parked car. The obituary went on to say that Bob was survived by his wife and three daughters. With that, all was fine.

The New York Times may force itself to go the way of the dinosaur. Extinct.

There are like 500,000 iPhone apps and counting!  Some of them actually refer to businesses right in our area.  I have to mention 2 of them here, in case you are a APPaholic.

Don't count newspapers out yet, folks.  I'm convinced that people still read them.  And what draws people?  Clever headlines, of course.  And it takes a special talent to write good, attention grabbing headlines, right? Well, I have the ones that didn't make it!