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@KerithBurke: The Connecticut Post decided it's not going to cover *any* UConn athletics anymore? Wow that's dumb. Like, Dumb. Okay, DUMB.
He comes to work for the boneyard??!!So what happens to Rich Elliott?
I'd like to see confirmation of Kerith's info. Don't see any mention of this on the CT Post site. Since the Post shares content as a cost saving measure with their other Hearst sister publications in CT (Stamford Advocate, Danbury News Times, and Greenwich Times) it doesn't seem to make sense that only one of these papers would do that. Rich Elliott's articles are shared with all four papers.
@KerithBurke: The Connecticut Post decided it's not going to cover *any* UConn athletics anymore? Wow that's dumb. Like, Dumb. Okay, DUMB.
Nice heartfelt work by Jim. I was an occasional email correspondent with Rich and feel bad about this. Nothing like Jim's friendship of course but it still feels like an awful loss.Great blog by Jim Fuller on last night's game without Rich being there.
http://elmcitytoeaglevillenhr.blogspot.com/2015/01/tough-night-at-office.html
Jim is one of the good guys too.Great blog by Jim Fuller on last night's game without Rich being there.
http://elmcitytoeaglevillenhr.blogspot.com/2015/01/tough-night-at-office.html
Not sure he'd want to deal with THAT much crazy, but there ARE some writers who have tried going off on their own with websites supported by subscriptions, ads or some combination. I'm not sure he'd have a big enough base to support himself, especially when you consider the travel and lodging costs. Even if he were to travel only for the big games and sleep on a couch in cities where he has friends, the costs could be pretty high.He comes to work for the boneyard??!!
Great blog by Jim Fuller on last night's game without Rich being there.
http://elmcitytoeaglevillenhr.blogspot.com/2015/01/tough-night-at-office.html