Talk:Peninsula Observer

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Recent addition needs better reference

This:

Its demise occurred when all its major advertisers, primarily record companies who regularly bought full-page ads, suddenly stopped advertising and the group, most of them unpaid volunteers, could no longer pay their printing bill. In 1981, Angus MacKenzie published an article in the Columbia Journalism Review entitled "Sabotaging the Dissident Press," which explained what had happened back in 1969. MacKenzie stated that members of the U.S. government Intelligence community had visited the advertisers whose ads were supporting the underground newspapers nationwide and prevailed on them to stop advertising. The alternative press quickly shrank to a handful. The Observer's closure was one of many.

was recently added but the reference included in the text does not mention the Peninsula Observer (unless I missed it); it is a more general article about moves against the dissident press....

The reference is at: "Sabotaging the Dissident Press". Retrieved 2012-03-06. {{cite web}}: Text "UT Watch on the Web" ignored (help)

Can we find a reference that specifically to the Peninsula Observer? Regards, Ariconte (talk) 07:06, 6 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]