Editor: Sun-Sentinel On Crash Course With Pulitzer

• Every paper is losing circulation, not just the S-S. Why such hostility?

• I agree with Paul Wall. We might argue amongst ourselves which paper is better, but the readers are voting with their reading choice. Losing 22,000 circulation isn't a drop, it's a drubbing. A butt-kicking. A massacre.

• Give it Up: -22,000 daily circulation loss for the S-S in the last reporting period. Any more questions?

• Give It Up, Are you some kind of Sun-Sentinel company sycophant? I mean, few reasonable people who read both newspapers in Palm Beach County would disagree with "In The Know." Who put Masilotti in jail? The Post. Who put Newell in jail? The Post. While the Sun-Sentinel was getting people's street signs fixed, the Post was getting politicians indicted. That's game, set, and match to the Post, my friend.

• Re: The Original Posting OK, Carlos, you can go back to work now.

• In the know, you're constantly spewing vomit from your mouth against the Sun-Sentinel, but you've got nothing to back it up. Methinks he doth protest too much.

• Saying the Sun-Sentinel is better than the Palm Beach Post is like saying the Boca News is better than the New York Times or Washington Post. What a joke!

• this is either a put-on or the by-product of heavy drugs.

• I'd almost renew my subscription if I thought they'd have the late ballgame results and the 11 p.m. Florida Lottery results in the paper the next morning. The out-of-town daily has them every morning. Hmmmmm, maybe that might have something to do with the Sentinel's circulation slide. You think?

• I'd almost renew my subscription if I thought they'd have the late ballgame results and the 11 p.m. Florida Lottery results in the paper the next morning. The out-of-town daily has them every morning. Hmmmmm, maybe that might have something to do with the Sentinel's circulation slide. You think?

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