The hardreading staff gets four newspapers delivered to the Global Worldwide Headquarters every day: Boston Globe, Boston Herald, New York Times, Wall Street Journal.
Guess which one didn’t have an ad promoting today’s launch of Al Jazeera America, the Qatar-based news organization that recently bought Al Gore’s ghostship channel, Current TV?
That’s right. The Herald.
Today’s Globe featured this ad on the back page of the A section:
The Journal ran the same ad, except with different colors.
The Times, meanwhile, had two Al Jazeera America ads . . .
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Campaign Outsider 
The Herald’s readers are never going to turn to Al Jazeera America. Why waste ad dollars on a market with no upside?
What about the hate-watchers, Al? That’s a big audience you could draw from the Herald.
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I thought they only go where their ideas get encouraged, not where differing views are presented. You know, like the FoxNews crowd.