Shameless Self-Promotion

[gaiagirldr47ik2]

Hey there. So I've completely broken my rule of not writing for free. Well, that's not entirely true. I will get residual income from being the "Mpls. Wicca Examiner," but it's really just to get exposure for some of my other work and get my name out there on the web. I'm in the process of getting my writer's website up and running, and it'll

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[onyxtwilight]

Forgive me for raining on your parade? I haven't assimilated enough info to form a genuine opinion, but your post reminded me of something I saw on the Wild Hunt blog a while back, and I went back and tracked it down.

Here's the original post. The relevant bit is about three screens down. If you go read it there, Jason has plenty of reference links as always; I'm only posting his own text here, minus the source he quotes to save space.
Speaking of Examiner.com, many Pagans (including Z. Budapest) have turned to the service in hopes of pursuing local issues while making some money, but what they may not know is that the individual holding the purse-strings of the enterprise is ultra-conservative Christian billionaire activist Philip Anschutz. AlterNet features an article from Jamison Foser of Media Matters for America that wonders if Anshutz is laying the ground-work to own a big chunk of locally-focused journalism’s future