The most recent cover of Denver Magazine.
Channel 4 lost its longtime affiliation with a daily newspaper when the Rocky Mountain News folded in late February -- and the station is apparently trying to make up for its absence with volume. Even before the Rocky's closure, Channel 4 cemented a new relationship with the Denver Business Journal, which was identified as the CBS outlet's "partner" during last night's late newscast. And now, the DBJ has company. The station has just announced that it's
Michael Ledwitz, the editor and publisher of Denver Magazine, is excited about the recent hiring of Jeff Kass, the former Rocky Mountain News reporter who's currently promoting a book entitled Columbine: A True Crime Story. (Kass recently spoke to Westword about the distinctions between his tome and Columbine, a more heavily promoted work by local journalist Dave Cullen -- and he was also at the center of a blog about a book tour that will take him to other sites of mass school shootings.) But
Michael Ledwitz dresses up nicely.The Denver Post apparently has a policy against having any fun on the subject of Denver Magazine. The September edition of the glossy featured a cover shot of Channel 31 anchors Libby Weaver and Natalie Tysdale in a naughty-lesbos pose that could have doubled as a strap-on ad. But instead of looking for humor in this image, the Post's Joanne Ostrow shrugged it off as much ado about nothing in the midst of an article whose length and prominence contradicte
