The talk you won't hear from Dan Fagan on KFQD

Here's an interesting comment about Dan Fagan's musings yesterday about the difficulties in the newspaper business:

Radio, Another "Old Media," Also Struggling: Why No Stories Here?

Here's an example. The company that pays Dan Fagan to interrupt commercials on KFQD for a few minutes each afternoon is called Morris Communications. On February 1, just four days ago, Morris' publishing arm defaulted on $9.7 million in public bonds, according to the Radio Business Report.

As a result, Standard and Poors cut the credit rating of publishing arm of the company that pays this website's owner to interrupt commercials on KFQD for a few minutes each afternoon to a "D." That's not good.

I have a theory about why (Fagan’s website) remains fixated on the newspaper industry's current struggles but ignores the radio industry's current struggles.