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(Limit 2 tickets per MSU ID.) $20 general admission Peter Gelb GENERAL MANAGER, THE METROPOLITAN OPERA Shakespeare’s Will Monday, November 12 at 7:30PM November 29 - December 1 Thursday at 7:30PM; Friday at 8PM; Saturday at 8PM The World View Lecture Series is made possible in part by the Media Sponsor MSU Office of the President. This presentation is generously Media Sponsor supported by the College of Music; College of Natural Science; Generously sponsored by Honors College; and University Physician’s Office/Health4U. Accident Fund Insurance Company of America. TICKETS Based on the beloved fairytale, the beautiful Snow JUST After a sold-out run in 2010, it’s a NEW holiday celebration Queen has turned Kay’s heart to ice – can Gerde rescue $ with some of Broadway’s hottest talent and special guests her friend and break the spell? Ideal for all ages. 8 (who can forget Santa Sparty and Lupe Izzo?). Join us for “A Yooper Yuletide” & more! FEATURING THE HUDSON VAGABOND PUPPETS December 14-16 Sunday, December 2 at 1:30PM & 4PM Friday at 8PM; Saturday at 2PM & 8PM; Sunday at 2PM Generously sponsored by Granger; Variety Series Sponsor Media Sponsor Generously sponsored by Jackson National Life Insurance Company; Marketing Resource Group; Merrill Lynch; and Mid-Michigan MRI. and Plante Moran, PLLC. WHARTONCENTER.COM • 1-800-WHARTON City Pulse • November 7, 2012 www.lansingcitypulse.com 3 4 www.lansingcitypulse.com City Pulse • November 7, 2012 VOL. 12 Feedback ISSUE 13 CORRECTION Have something to say about a local issue (517) 371-5600 • Fax: (517) 999-6061 • 1905 E. Michigan Ave. • Lansing, MI 48912 • www.lansingcitypulse.com Due to an editing error, a story or an item that appeared in our pages? ADVERTISING INQUIRIES: (517) 999-6705 PAGE CLASSIFIED AD INQUIRIES: (517) 999-5066 in last week’s issue on the Ingham Now you have two ways to sound off: or email [email protected] County Board of Commissioners 1.) 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Navarra, Noelle Navarra, Brent Robison, Steve Stevens COMBO #2 by RACHEL HARPER Interns: Hélène Dryden, Randiah Green, Andrea Raby Editor & Publisher CAPITAL AREA DISTRICT LIBRARIES Berl CITY PULSE ON THE AIR Schwartz Alison Gass, curator of contemporary art at the 7 p.m. Wednesdays Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum Kyle Melinn, City Pulse political columnist THIS WEEK POSTCARDS TO MICHIGAN’S PAST Before email and text messages, postcards were the premier way to send a quick message to family and friends. Promote Michigan’s Dianna Stampfler shares her large collection of antique postcards, featuring heartfelt messages from a simpler time. 5IVSTEBZ /PWtQN 201 Pennsylvania Street, Leslie 517-589-9400 | cadl.org City Pulse • November 7, 2012 www.lansingcitypulse.com 5 news & opinion home delivery if its owner sees the need in the area. While the content has slipped, to continue to cut costs? the paywall was the “last straw for us. We Paywall: 6 “What Gannett is finding out is that like independent news. We don’t use the we’re pretty happy with it,” LSJ executive LSJ website, I’m sorry to say.” editor Mickey Hirten said, referring to While things are looking better for months later the paywall. “It’s a transition, we’re mov- Gannett’s publishing bottom line, one OF THE WEEK ing to a digital world. We’re taking a dif- financial analyst said wild cards still remain. Circulation’s down for the LSJ ferent approach than other papers and Indeed, if you look only at Gannett’s pub- since it unveiled a paywall six organizations in the state, and I think lishing revenues (advertising and circula- months ago, though corporate is successfully.” tion), it’s still 3 percent lower than what confident Basically, Gannett says that while it was at this time last year, showing print average print circulation numbers are advertising has not rebounded. Diane Gracia-Wing, an East Lansing declining, revenue from the paywall is “Print is still losing ground,” said resident who subscribed to the Lansing compensating for those losses. (Again, Edward Atorino, a Gannett analyst for State Journal for over 30 years, says her no numbers were available specifically the New York-based financial analysis hometown daily is useless to her. for Lansing.) Together with gains in its firm Benchmark Co. “The wildcard for For Gracia-Wing, the quality of con- broadcasting markets (Gannett owns newspapers is: I don’t think advertising tent has declined so much over the past 22 TV stations, including one in West is going to get much better.” several years, she couldn’t justify a seven- Michigan) and digital services (it owns Atorino said Gannett will likely day home delivery subscription to con- websites like careerbuilder.com and increase the price of content to “offset tent she could get for free elsewhere. apartments.com), it’s also covering the some of the advertising decline.” Earlier She is not alone. In the six months decline in print advertising revenue. this year, the Journal raised home deliv- after unrolling a new paid digital sub- Companywide, Gannett saw a 5.6 ery rates — in some cases $7 a month scription model, otherwise known as a percent increase in circulation revenue more — and Sunday newsstand prices Property: 1325 W. Lenawee St., Lansing paywall, the Journal’s circulation con- from $1.50 to $3. tinued its downward trend. And then there’s not just printing Owner: Michael Vanderlip According to the latest figures from papers, but delivering them to homes. Assessed Value: $16,500 the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the The Journal is the largest market in Owner says: Could not be reached for comment Journal’s weekday circulation dropped Michigan that still offers seven-day 2.6 percent since March 31, from 41,330 home delivery. For example, Gannett’s Architecture critic Amanda Harrell- to 40,248. Even worse, Sunday circula- Detroit Free Press prints seven days a Seyburn says: Architectural character is most often tion declined 12.4 percent, from 65,904 week but offers home delivery only on the result of practical responses to social and environmental to 57,701.
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