That’s what the Cleveland Leader wants to know. It doesn’t think that a story on the front page of the Plain Dealer’s business section Thursday about two local Internet sites merging was newsworthy.
“Organizations such as these are what make Cleveland the armpit that it is. Cleveland has the potential to be great, but instead we allow sham operations to set up camp in our city, siphoning away funds for ridiculous ventures and ill-fated marketing ploys. We allow such a pathetic excuse of a newspaper to continue to wield its power and influence over local affairs, and we continue to foster the buddy-system that takes from the many and benefits the few.
“I realize that these are some bold accusations, but I’ve been biting my tongue long enough. It needs to be said.”
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