So Qwest wants to bring urban Internet service to the rural folks. Michael Roberts must be thankful that Westword doesn't have a random testing policy, because he is obviously on drugs. Obviously in the JOA camp, Mr. Roberts seemingly received his training in free enterprise from the Lenin School of Economics. And the JOA is bad. A central premise of economics is that all relevant product and pricing information is known to the consumer.
Advertising plays a key role in making that premise a reality.
Though you would never know it from Mikael's reporting, Ryan Ross was absolutely correct. Less advertising makes the market less efficient. Look it up, comrade. First, if I wanted to read the Sunday Post , I would have subscribed years ago. I didn't, primarily because of the broadsheet format.