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Discover Columbus is a site about Columbus Ohio. Originally named "Columbus Best Blog," it was never the best blog in Columbus Ohio. It was a blog about the best in Columbus and Central Ohio! Best restaurants, best real estate company, best schools, best neighborhoods..... written by Maureen McCabe a licensed real estate agent with Columbus Ohio's best real estate company, Real Living HER. Discover Columbus is just a site about Central Ohio.

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Is the media in Columbus biased and evil?

Jun. 9, 2008
Categorized in: Polls and quizes
Tagged with: media, news, poll
It's a poll it's only a poll.
About the media (TV and papers ) in Central Ohio.

Is your perception that the local media is "biased evil" media



Just wondering....  on his blog Ryan Squire of Channel 4 wrote:

“we are the evil biased media, or something”

I'd love to hear from you if you have a comment on the topic of Central Ohio media. All comments are moderated so you will not see your comment immediately. Thanks. Copyright 2008 Discover Columbus and Maureen McCabe

Did I imagine it?

Jul. 18, 2006
Categorized in: Columbus In The News
Tagged with: best, columbus ohio, crazy, media, news, online

I must be imagining that Columbus is on the list of the Top Ten Big Cities in the US that came out yesterday.  Why isn't that news in The Columbus Dispatch, Columbus Business First, or the Daily Reporter?   I find the CNNMoney.com list in a bunch of other newspapers around the country (or am I just imagining that too?)  but not in any of the Columbus papers?   

 

News Flash Columbus Business First announced yesterday that Mentor is the only Ohio City on the list... true of the 90 smaller cities in this list.  Not true of the 10 Biggest Cities in this list... or am I imagining Columbus there on the list in number eight? Or are there articles in the Columbus papers but I can't find them?

 

We're not number one on the list but Cincinnati, Cleveland, Akron, Dayton, Toledo, etc.  aren't on the list at all. 

 

Indianapolis, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Detroit, Milwaukee, Chicago and lots of other BIG cities did not make the tiny list of Big Cities.

 

Crazy?

10 Best Big Cities on the 2006 List

 


Rank -City - Population

1 Colorado Springs, CO 369,800 
2 Austin, TX 690,300
3 Mesa, AZ 442,800
4 Raleigh, NC 341,500
5 San Diego, CA 1,255,500
6 Virginia Beach, VA 438,400
7 Omaha, NE 414,500
8 Columbus, OH 730,700
9 Wichita, KS 354,900

and

10 New York, NY 8,143,200  a rant from a NYC blogger about "Big Cities"

 

Copyright 2006 Columbus Best Blog and Maureen McCabe

10 Best Big Cities in the Country

Jul. 17, 2006
Categorized in: Columbus In The News
Map showing Columbus and Central Ohio

Columbus makes the list!

CNN Money Magazines' list Columbus is one of the ten best big cities in the country

 

 

 

"Available to print-edition subsribers ONLY"

Jul. 17, 2006
Categorized in: Columbus In The News
Business People

Columbus Business First Notice

 

This is more the news in Columbus than Columbus in the news despite the category on my blog....

 

"Beginning Monday, July 24th,  ALL stories from Business First print edition will be available online to print-edition subscribers ONLY." 

I will miss it. 

 

Is that the Columbus Dispatch old policy?  No you could access some Columbus Dispatch articles without being a paid subscriber... I believe.

 

Copyright 2006 Columbus Best Blog and Maureen McCabe

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