Freedom Communications, owner of the newspaper, was to act as a broker on corporate sponsorships for a city transit depot.
Tag: Orange County Register
Posted inAnaheim, Investigative, Transportation
‘Media Coverage’ Part of OC Register’s Naming Rights Pitch
A presentation given to Anaheim officials touts the Register’s ability to generate media coverage for the properties.
Posted inAnaheim, Transportation
Columbia Journalism Review Criticizes OC Register Deal
The media watchdog says the Register agreement to broker corporate sponsorships for Anaheim is problematic on several levels.
Posted inAnaheim, Investigative, Transportation
OC Register Set to Be Anaheim’s Sponsorship Broker
In a highly unusual deal, the county’s largest media company is poised to be the city’s agent as it pursues a naming rights contract for its nearly $200-million transportation hub. “Mind-boggling,” says one media ethics expert.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Anaheim Mayor Demands Retraction From Councilwoman
Mayor Tom Tait says an opinion article by Councilwoman Kris Murray falsely accuses him of pushing the city to break a state law.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Email Exchange Erupts Between Register Publisher and Professor
Publisher Aaron Kushner tells USC journalism professor Marc Cooper that Cooper hasn’t done his “homework” on the role of newspapers.
Posted inCorrections, Countywide, Top Stories
Owner of Register Says Journalists Shouldn’t ‘Afflict the Comfortable’
Aaron Kushner told The Orange County Register newsroom that the long-held journalism credo is actually not the newspaper’s role.
Posted inAnaheim
Owner of OC Register Considering Purchase of LA Times
Aaron Kushner told The Wall Street Journal that the Times might fit into his business model.
Posted inAnaheim, Economy, Politics & Elections
New Endorsements in Anaheim
Mayor Tom Tait and The Orange County Register’s editorial board recently endorsed council candidates Lucille King and John Leos.
Posted inCosta Mesa
Costa Mesa Might Rethink Hiring Former Bell Auditors
Councilman plans to “look at options” after state accuses the firm of “repeated acts of negligence” when auditing Bell’s finances.
