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Q&A with John Temple, former Rocky editor

April 22, 2009

"After the closure of the Rocky Mountain News in late February, Rocky editor, publisher and president John Temple stepped away from the spotlight he'd been in since the December announcement that the tabloid was being put up for sale. However, he's recently resurfaced via "Temple Talk," a new blog accessible at JohnTemple.net."

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Segment 4 - Goodbye to the Rocky Mountain News

The closure of the Rocky Mountain News brings significant change to Colorado's media environment.

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Rosen responds to front page Rocky feature on investment losses

February 3, 2009

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The Rocky Mountain News Web site lit up with reader responses this morning after the paper reported on its front page today that KOA talk show host and Rocky columnist Mike Rosen had lost "seven figures" of his retirement account in a fund managed by Agile Group, a former sponsor of his radio show.

Temple denies rumor that Rocky will close in 24-48 hours

January 21, 2009

"When he arrived at his office yesterday, Rocky Mountain News editor/publisher/president John Temple was greeted by an e-mail letting him know about a report from KOA radio claiming that executives from E.W. Scripps, the paper's owner, which put it up for sale last month, would be arriving in the next 24 to 48 hours to announce its fate. Temple's answer to this note was two words long: "It's bullshit.""

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Read Salzman's controversial column and Temple's response

January 8, 2009

"The blog "Debate Over Spiked Rocky Mountain News Media Column Heats Up" deals with a Jason Salzman column that the Rocky declined to publish -- so Salzman posted it on his own website, prompting Rocky editor/publisher/president John Temple (pictured) to put together a notably tough reply. Click "More" to read both of them in their entirety."

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Curious news judgment: Why tape long faces at Rocky sales announcement?

December 4, 2008

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You've heard by now the Rocky Mountain News is up for sale. There will be plenty written in the coming days about the future of this storied publication, but what has us puzzled most today is the Rocky's own coverage of the announcement. Take for example the recently-posted newsroom video of E.W. Scripps president Rich Boehne speaking to the Rocky's staff.