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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2005
Page
9
The Chronicle toreme lists founders and longtime publishers from 1829 to 1991. It records A C Hudnutt and Arthur C Hudnutt as publishers and names Andrew R Young as editor and Dave Perczek Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold in editorial roles.
The Recording Industry Association of America targets 405 students at 18 colleges for illegal music downloads via Internet2. Oberlin College reports no suits yet and has begun curbing piracy, while students express mixed remorse and entitlement. The piece cites copyright law from the Constitution and argues against theft of artists’ work.
Investigations into 9 complaints about Terri Schiavo’s treatment found no evidence of abuse or exploitation. Unannounced visits to care facilities showed Terri well cared for by hospice workers and staff described as conscientious and compassionate. The records stem from a lawsuit by Florida news organizations and followed intense public debate over her feeding tube and guardianship.
Anderson argues liberal talk radio has not matched conservative success despite Air America's reach. He notes Bennett and Ingraham compete, cites Arbitron rankings, audience fragmentation, and liberal bias charges. He defends talk radio as a contest of free debate alongside Fox News and blogs, urging support for diverse voices.
A reader argues against mandatory decency standards and praises consumer control of TV. The piece cites President Bush's stance on market-driven decency, critiques bundled pricing, and explores a la carte options, noting GAO figures on channel counts and viewing habits. It discusses implications for networks, pricing, and consumer rights.
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