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Interesting roundup of today's front pages - Gutenberg - 05-02-2011
Poynter.org is showing the front pages of 20 newspapers, small and large. Some of the headlines are pretty out there, like the Philly Daily News' "WE GOT THE BASTARD!"
http://www.poynter.org/latest-news/top-stories/130349/newspaper-front-pages-capture-elation-relief-that-osama-bin-laden-was-captured-killed/
Re: Interesting roundup of today's front pages - mrthuse - 05-02-2011
Yea, well we Philie pholks have been known to boo Santa Claus and toss snow balls at him too. Seems in keeping w/ the image.
Re: Interesting roundup of today's front pages - $tevie - 05-02-2011
"ROT IN HELL" has a nice ring to it.
Re: Interesting roundup of today's front pages - Seacrest - 05-02-2011
Funny that the photos all cropped out his "real" number two, Evil Bert.
Re: Interesting roundup of today's front pages - Grace62 - 05-02-2011
Thanks for that - interesting.
I like "Justice est faite." Justice has been done.
Without justice, there can be no peace.
-MLK
Re: Interesting roundup of today's front pages - rjmacs - 05-02-2011
Interesting - that's not at all what my Washington Post front page looks like. I guess they completely redesigned the front page between the delivery and newsstand editions.
Re: Interesting roundup of today's front pages - Gutenberg - 05-02-2011
Yes, home delivery papers are on the press by about 11 p.m. because they have to make the trucks by 3 a.m. Newsstand copies hit the trucks at 4 a.m. and are run about 1 a.m. (shorter run, less press time). I bet they printed about 100,000 extras today though.
Re: Interesting roundup of today's front pages - rjmacs - 05-02-2011
Gutenberg wrote:
Yes, home delivery papers are on the press by about 11 p.m. because they have to make the trucks by 3 a.m. Newsstand copies hit the trucks at 4 a.m. and are run about 1 a.m. (shorter run, less press time). I bet they printed about 100,000 extras today though.
Well, my delivery paper was certainly run after 11 (i'm certain they pulled the initial run last night after this news broke). My delivery run has an OBL headline and stories, but they are significantly different from the newsstand version.