Dis-Strib-Ute

The Strib is planning some big changes, or so said a column in Sunday's Op Ed pages. The changes appear to be mostly related to look, and organization.

For example:

The changes will include a number of new sections and features, such as a twice-a-week World news section, a new Sunday style section called Signature, a revamped weekend section called Scene, a new weather page, more health reporting, expanded people news and more personal finance coverage.

Both the paper and website will come with new designs, drawing on the best thinking from our staff, our readers, universities and newspapers from around the country.

You will also find a long list of innovations meant to serve an array of readers, such as a daily guide to the Internet, a new level of how-to information, and a summary of the entire paper boiled down to a single column, to mention a few.

However, I read through this a couple of times, and there's not one word about throttling back on the paper's far-Left editorial bent, a move which really would catch the eyes of potential conservative readers. Strib, do ya think maybe you're just rearranging deck chairs on ye olde Titanic?

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Rambix, who keeps a pretty close eye on the Strib, tells of another example of the Strib's editorial bent, in this post.