Jim Rossman, who has written a personal technology column for the Dallas Morning News for the past 23 years, is leaving the paper.
Rossman writes, “Back in the late 1990s, the Personal Technology section editor, the late Bob Bersano, asked me to start writing a weekly column called the Tech Adviser.
“Eventually I was the last man standing, and I’ve been writing the entire Personal Technology page for years now, including product reviews and my original column.
“I’m so grateful to The Dallas Morning News business staff, including everyone who ever had to edit my copy. For the last handful of years, that’s been Laura Jacobus, who is always patient with me when I just end a sentence midthought.”
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Neither Jim Rossman nor The Dallas Morning News has announced why. his Personal Technology column is ending.
Any insights?
Hope you can determine what's happened.
Thanks.