Background to an Eventful Week
A resolution is not a bill. A bill introduced is not a bill enacted. And a bill enacted is not necessarily a major policy change affecting the everyday lives of North Carolinians.
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For Public-Affairs Journalism
The mainstream news media actually have a greater audience than ever before in their history. The problem isn’t drawing eyeballs. It’s drawing revenue.
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Welcome to the Journal
It is a new year in North Carolina politics. You can count on Carolina Journal to tell you all about it.
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Please Join the Club
With nearly two decades under our belts, Carolina Journal has established a strong record of accomplishment and loyal readership.
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Keep Your Journal Handy
In one form or another, CJ reaches about 200,000 North Carolinians each month.
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A Room WIth Views
It’s about time you give Carolina Journal’s new room a view.
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There’s Much More Than CJO
If you’re reading Carolina Journal Online, you’re getting a lot of valuable news, analysis, and commentary – but you may still be missing a lot.
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Hope You Like Our New Direction
Over the past decade, we’ve worked hard to make Carolina Journal one of the mostly widely read, heard, and viewed media services in North Carolina.
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Commerce Settles Public Records Case
RALEIGH — In what is considered a first for state government, the Department of Commerce agreed this week to pay lawyers' fees in order to settle a public records lawsuit that was brought against it. The state agency led by Secretary Jim Fain (who was also named as a defendant)…
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And Now a Word to Our Sponsor
Today's celebratory mood leads to some housecleaning items at Carolina Journal -- and an invitation or two.