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U-T Axes 34 to 40
I've known a lot of people who worked at the UT over the years, but I don't think any of them work there anymore. I have a subscription, but since the equity group has taken over the paper seems to be smaller and smaller all the time. I can go through it and read everything I find interesting in ten minutes these days. I heard on the news they will be raising the price of a subsctiption and so this will be the last year I bother to purchase one. I had hoped the electronic edition they have proposed for e-book readers might be cheap enough to subscribe to, but based on their quest for profit I doubt there will be a distinction between the two editions. I doubt seriously there will be any improvement using green reporters. And there definitely won't be much investigation when the paper seems to be the mouth organ for the establishment in San Diego; i.e. pimping for a new Charger stadium and an expansion of the convention facility.— June 22, 2010 4:54 a.m.