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>Just because Richard Mellon Scaife has never had to >want for a single thing in his life doesn't mean he >can't dream too. Have a little heart and let him die >happy. Lord knows he's parted with enough of his >inheritance for the privilege. > >><a rel=nofollow target=_blank >>href="http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/n >e >>ws/s_650932.html">http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pitt >s >>burghtrib/news/s_650932.html</a> >> >>They have to buy other papers to pad their numbers, >>don't disclose how many they outright GIVE away, make >>a big to-do about one of the week's least-read days, >>Saturday. >> >>The article declares, >> >>"The Trib made inroads Saturday largely by pushing in >>where the P-G pulled out. In the last 12 months, the >>P-G stopped delivering in several outlying markets, >>which the Trib then captured, said Ralph Martin, chief >>executive of Trib Total Media, which publishes the >>Tribune-Review." >> >>Okay, but why didn't you identify those "outlying >>markets" specifically, Ralph? You should be bragging >>about this in detail instead relying on your usual >>"Baghdad Bob" rhetoric. >> >>Morton is right about one thing, though. If Scripps >>would have waited to tank the JOA with the PG, the PG >>would have been history and the Press, for many years >>the better of the two papers, would indeed own the >>market. No one ever accused the Scripps folks of great >>intellectual depth, though. >> >>And hey, hey, Ralphy-boy! If things are so good in >>there why all the unpaid furloughs, buyouts and such?

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