Tag: media
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Colorado’s $46.8 billion budget nears finish line. Here’s what changed
Colorado legislators on Tuesday adopted a $46.8 billion plan to pay for state operations and programs next year after a joint panel reconciled differences between the House and Senate versions. A small group of lawmakers had resolved those differences. Lawmakers adopted what is called the conference committee report on House Bill 1410 — the budget…
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Federal judge rejects DPS’ attempt to obtain 9News sourcing documents in First Amendment case
A federal judge rejected Denver Public Schools’ attempt on Monday to obtain documents from 9News related to its interview with a former principal who alleges his termination amounted to a constitutional violation. At the same time, the attorney for plaintiff Kurt Dennis admitted that Dennis did, in fact, provide documents to the outlet showing a…
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Press groups condemn DOD rules governing media access
The association representing journalists who cover the U.S. Department of Defense on Wednesday condemned a new press access policy that could see reporters lose their access as early as next week, a development that would constrain the media’s ability to cover the world’s most powerful military. The Pentagon Press Association’s statement followed negotiations between the…
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Pakistani dating show sparks anger ahead of its debut on YouTube
A new dating show based on “Love Island” featuring Pakistani contestants has sparked controversy in the Muslim-majority country
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Sedbrook, McKiernan sign on to lead The Gazette’s sales, marketing and advertising teams
Meeting the diverse needs of an evolving customer base and ensuring that The Gazette’s marketing and advertising teams have the tools to thrive within the workplace are the twin objectives of the news organization’s newest additions, Stacey Sedbrook and Mike McKiernan. Sedbrook, who signed on as vice president of sales and marketing Sept. 3, brings…
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‘Dune’ director Denis Villeneuve drew up storyboards for the film as a teenager
A string of production delays left “Dune: Part One” fans antsy for the film’s sequel, which hit theaters on Friday. But director Denis Villeneuve himself waited more than 40 years for the project to come to fruition. Villeneuve read Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel “Dune” for the first time when he was around 13, he said…
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Jon Stewart’s return to ‘The Daily Show’ felt familiar to those who missed him while he was away
Was he really away for nine years
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Fire causes extensive damage to iconic Chicago restaurant known for its breakfasts
Authorities say an overnight fire caused extensive damage to an iconic Chicago restaurant that’s known for its breakfasts and is filled with decades of memorabilia
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BUSINESS | Current Media Group
Current Media Group, a greeting card, paper products and gift company in Colorado Springs, has been around for more than 70 years. Current operates out of 188,000 square feet at the I-25 and Woodmen site.
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