11/17/17 – By Editorial Staff Newspaper readers must be able to trust that trained journalists determine the news and what to cover, with no influence of special interests. This is bedrock journalism 101. And it is also true for broadcast. Continue reading Editorial: Keep CT-N independent on news coverage – Danbury News-Times
11/15/17 – By Keith M. Phaneuf A legislator who helped create CT-N, the public affairs network that provides gavel-to-gavel coverage of the General Assembly, accused legislative leaders from the House floor Wednesday of turning the network into a staff-operated “political Continue reading Lawmaker says keep CT-N independent — or kill it – The CT Mirror
11/15/17 – By Jack Kramer HARTFORD, CT — Sen. Beth Bye, D-West Hartford, is asking that the legislature hold meetings and a public hearing on the future of the Connecticut Television Network, but the Democratic and Republican leaders of the Continue reading Senator Asks For Hearing On Future of CT-N – CTNewsJunkie.com
11/13/17 – By Dan Klau After a week of reruns, CT-N is back on the air today after the Office of Legislative Management hired some former employees of the Connecticut Public Affairs Network (CPAN), the non-profit that operated CT-N since Continue reading Is A “Just The Legislature” CT-N Legal? – Appealingly Brief!
11/13/17 – Editorial One way to know that you’re not being fed “fake news” is to see something with your own eyes. [Read More]
11/12/17 – By Ken Dixon I’m not crying over the apparent demise of the General Assembly’s propaganda arm, called CT-N. [Read More]
11/13/17 – By Chris Powell Retiring next year after 20 years as a judge, the last 10 of them as Connecticut’s chief justice, Chase T. Rogers will be missed for bringing moderation to an increasingly liberal court and especially for Continue reading Will courts stay transparent when chief justice retires? – Journal Inquirer
11/11/17 – By Karen Florin Hartford — Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers, who announced Nov. 2 that she is retiring in February after more than a decade as the head of the Connecticut Supreme Court and state Judicial Branch, was Continue reading Retiring chief justice opened the shades on judiciary process – The Day
11/12/17 – By Scott Brede Connecticut Television Network, which for the past 18 years educated residents about their state government, was unceremoniously silenced at 5 p.m. Nov. 3. It was a critical blow to open government. [Read More]
11/11/17 – By Chris Powell Michael Picard is a provocateur in support of gun rights and opposition to drunken-driving checkpoints. Whatever people think of his politics, he has acted within the law, as he did one night in September 2015, Continue reading State police whitewash ‘cover our ass’ scheme – Journal Inquirer
