Morning Media Mix: Alaska Edition

A daily roundup of the most interesting media news.

Anchorage, Alaska. (Photo via Wikimedia Commona)
Anchorage, Alaska. (Photo via Wikimedia Commona)

Little fish eats big fish? Alaska Dispatch, an online news start-up founded in 2008, will purchase the Anchorage Daily News, a daily newspaper established in 1946. (Alaska Dispatch)

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The Post and the News have some good old tabloid fun with Al Sharpton, who is taking a beating from the press for having worked as an FBI informant. (Newseum/Newseum)

Jack Shafer rips apart the Times’s new luxury bespoke thing, Times Premier, which basically seems to be an updated version of the paper’s old online Q&A series, Talk to the Newsroom, but costs money. (Reuters)

Jan Winburn read a lot of prize-winning journalism and learned five things. (Poynter)

Bill O'Reilly says Stephen Colbert is ruining America. (Huffington Post)

Morning Media Mix: Alaska Edition