Inquirer
Bill Marimow’s Leadership Doesn’t Buy Free Pass for Inquirer
When it was announced that Bill Marimow would return as editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, it was taken as a given in most quarters that […]
Buying the Inquirer Could Be George Norcross’s Greatest Coup
Much has been written about the new owners of the Philadelphia Media Network, a merry band of rich white guys who now control the Philadelphia […]
Getting a Casino License Would Be Very, Very Hard for Bart Blatstein
Bart Blatstein stirred up lots of buzz last week with his proposal to turn the iconic white tower that houses the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily […]
Shane Victorino Called Kristen Graham to Congratulate Her on Pulitzer Win
This is awesome. Kristen Graham is on the education beat for the Inquirer and is admittedly obsessed with the Phillies. So, we doubt she was […]
Philly Dominates the Pulitzers
Philly Dominates the Pulitzers. The Inky won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for public service (its first Pulitzer since 1997) for “Assault on Learning” by John […]
Philadelphia Inquirer Pulitzer Is Extra Sweet This Year
You know you’re a journalism nerd if—when you read that your hometown newspaper has won a Pulitzer—you jump off the couch and start cheering as […]
Blatstein Should Use Newspaper Theme for Inky Building Casino
Given that the future of the Inquirer, which yesterday won its 19th Pulitzer Prize, is a crapshoot, it is only fitting that the newspaper’s iconic […]
Inquirer Wins Pulitzer Prize for Public Service
The Inquirer won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for public service for its seven-part investigative series “Assault on Learning.” The series chronicled the state of violence […]
No Daily News Sign on New Inky Building Marquee?
The Inquirer and the Daily News will soon be set up in new headquarters on Market Street. In addition to the change in venue, the […]
Blatstein Proposes Casino at Inky Building on North Broad
Moments ago, the Inquirer‘s Jennifer Lin tweeted that Bart Blatstein has proposed a casino for North Broad Street. Blatstein was recently quoted in the Daily […]
How Bill Marimow Might Change the Inquirer Newsroom
With Bill Marimow about to begin his third hitch at the Inquirer—his second as editor—the newsroom is abuzz with speculation about how his return will […]
Generation Jobless, or Generation Doesn’t Really Want to Work?
I went to a going-away party over the weekend for a young man and his girlfriend. They’ve been living in Brooklyn, working at Starbucks and […]
Bill Marimow Probably Can’t Save the Inquirer
Bill Marimow is destined to fail. That’s not a knock on Marimow, who is a good journalist, and whose return from an Arizona exile to […]
Marimow Retakes Post as Top Inquirer Editor
The new owners of Philadelphia Media Network have announced that 64-year-old William K. Marimow will return as the top editor of the Inquirer. Marimow—who is […]
Philly.com Edits and Reposts Gossip Video About Corbett Daughter
After yesterday’s to-do over Philly.com removing a gossip video about Governor Corbett’s daughter because said daughter — a Deputy Attorney General in Philadelphia — called […]