"A Greensboro middle found a fun and maybe unique way to celebrate Pi Day" (source)
"Right now, people living in Guilford County are learning the new value of their homes. One of the most common ones people have is - how did the county determine the values?" (source)
"The rules of the NCAA Championship states that there can not be any commercial advertisement within the seating area..." (source)
"Winston-Salem Dash fans can help a charity and be part of the stadium's decor." (source)
"A sixth Grade math teacher will be pounded on Pi Day with Pies, six of them!" (source)
"Pi - the Greek letter ( ) which is the symbol for the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter." (source)
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
WFMY: We right gooder
From stories on WFMY's website today, unedited.
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Roch, what is your deal with WFMY? Did they fire you or something? Your neurotic obsession with them is the journalistic equivalent of watching the grass grow. Is there at least some history there that makes it semi-understandable?
ReplyDeleteLast week I called WFMY about a post on their website. Photos of two recently captured suspects with the first name of suspect A combined with the last name of suspect B and the First name of suspect B combined with the last name of Suspect A. Curious, when you hire work done at your house, do you want it done correctly or just haphazardly? Why bother doing something if it is to be done poorly?
ReplyDeleteJustcurious,
ReplyDeleteThank you for commenting. As someone who cares about Greensboro, I think it's crucial we have competent local media. If my observations of local incompetence fall disproportionately on WFMY, that's not my fault.
Do you have an opinion of WFMY's professional quality?
The revaluation doesn't make any sense.
ReplyDeleteI meant to say the wfmy story doesn't make sense.
ReplyDeleteDoes this post qualify for Greensboro 101?
ReplyDeleteI don't know what you are asking.
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