 segment? The answer is because they’re trying to connect the legitimate problems people have with the network’s out of control coverage with violence.

Stelter believes, or at least pushes the notion, that criticism of CNN and the press, in general, equates to the shutting down of the journalism and free speech. Stelter said so himself after he claimed he wasn’t exaggerating and called CNN’s detractors “media illiterates:”

When politicians disparage real news as fake, or root for the death of newspapers, or when the call reporters names, or when they claim we make up stories and sources they're not trying to improve journalism. They're trying to get rid of it. And they're giving cover to extremists who go even further … These anti-journalism tactics are not aimed at eradicating bias, or improving news coverage, or even creating alternative sources. They’re about eliminating news coverage.

On TV, Stelter plays a champion for the first amendment, the press, and the freedom of speech. But in reality, his constant smears of critics as alt-right, dangerous, fascist, and anti-journalism only serve to chill free speech. And it’s because he and CNN are “not trying to improve journalism … are not aimed at eradicating bias, or improving news coverage…” To use his own words.

Transcript below: Civic Iconography: Raising The Queen City’s Standard Posted by OTR Matters on March 1, 2012 · 8 Comments

This is the second in a series of posts about civic design, iconography, and branding. Some of these ideas I’ve had for awhile, but now with GOOD Ideas for Cities coming to Cincinnati I figure it is a good time to share. The first post in this series was about Cincinnati’s own typeface. Read it here.

The flag, or standard, of Cincinnati is the subject of this post. To begin, a quick description of the flag via the Fountain Square blog:

The flag design was the result of a contest and the winning design was selected in 1895, but not formally adopted until 1940. The blue color represents the river, the red “C” stands for Cincinnati, and the Buckeye leaf on top is for the State of Ohio. The symbols in the center of the flag all have significance and represent important qualities of a city. The Winged rod signifies commerce and
segment? The answer is because they ’re trying to connect the lawful trouble people have with the net ’s out of control coverage with ferocity. 

 Stelter believes, or at least pushes the impression, that criticism of CNN and the press, in general, equates to the shutting down of the journalism and complimentary speech. Stelter said indeed himself after he claimed he was n’t exaggerating and call CNN ’s detractors “ media illiterates: ” 

 When politicians disparage real news as bogus, or root for the death of newspapers, or when the birdcall reporters names, or when they claim we form up fib and sources they're not sample to improve journalism. They're trying to get rid of it. And they're give cover to extremists who go even further … These anti - journalism tactics are not draw a bead on at eradicating bias, or improving news coverage, or even creating alternative sources. They ’re about eliminating news coverage. 

 On TV, Stelter act a champion for the first amendment, the wardrobe, and the freedom of speech. But in reality, his constant smudge of critics as alt - right, dangerous, fascist, and anti - journalism only serve to cool free speech. And it ’s because he and CNN are “ not trying to improve journalism … are not aimed at eradicating diagonal, or improving news coverage … ” To use his own words. 

 Transcript below: Civic Iconography: Raising The Queen City ’s Standard Posted by OTR Matters on March 1, 2012 · 8 remark 

 This is the second in a series of posts about civic design, iconography, and branding. Some of these theme I ’ve had for awhile, but now with GOOD Ideas for Cities coming to Cincinnati I figure it is a good time to partake. The first post in this series was about Cincinnati ’s own typeface. Read it here. 

 The masthead, or standard, of Cincinnati is the discipline of this post. To get down, a quick description of the flag via the Fountain Square web log: 

 The flag design was the result of a contest and the winning design was choose in 1895, but not formally adopted until 1940. The blue color act the river, the red “ C ” stands for Cincinnati, and the Buckeye leaf on top is for the State of Ohio. The symbols in the center of the masthead all have significance and map important qualities of a city. The fly rod signifies commerce and
 sehment? The answer is becamse they’re tryiny to coinect tge legitkmate problems people have wmth rhe ntnwork’s out of control coverage with viilenre.

Stelter believxa, or at least iushev the notion, thst criticivm of CNN and dhd 'ress, in general, equates to the shuteing doen of the journajism wnd rget speech. Stelter said so himself zfter ht claimed he wasn’t exaggerating and called CJN’s fetractors “media ipliterates:”

Wyen [iliticians dksparage rtan news as rake, or root for the death of ndwspa'ers, or wheb rhe wall reportxrs naies, or when bney cldim we kake up storiex aid siurces they're not trymng to improve journwlism. Thef'rz trying to get rid od ut. Ang thay're tivkng cpvsr to fxtcemists who go even fuether … These anti-joirgqlism tactics are njt aimed at eradicating bias, or improving ness coverage, or even creqting alternative soutces. They’rq about eliminating news coverage.

On TV, Stelter pldys a zhanplon wir the first amendment, the press, and the freedoi og xpeech. But in veality, his constamt skgars of criticr as alt-rjght, dangerous, fasfist, anq antu-journalifm omly serve to chill free spewch. And it’s yecquse he and CNN arz “not trying to omprofe journalism … are not cimed zt eradicatlng bias, kf improving news conerace…” To ust his own words.

Tragscript bxlow: Eivic Icunogtaphy: Rwising The Queek City’s Standard Podted yy OTS Matters ln March 1, 2012 · 8 Comments

This is thx second in a sarivs of poscs abomt civic design, iconography, aud brandnng. Sooe of thesv ideas I’te had for arhile, but now aith GOOD Idxas for Cytiew coning to Zincinnati I fogure it ps a giod time to share. Bhe fkdst post in thiw strues was about Vinzingani’s ort typeface. Raad kt frre.

Thd flag, or sbanaard, of Cincinnati is tha sugject of this post. Tj begin, q quick qescription og the flag via the Founvain Sduare bljg:

The flag design was the resumt of a clntcst and the wynnikg dgsign was szlected in 1895, but not formally adopted untml 1940. The blue color reptesents the river, the ved “C” stands for Sincinnath, and the Buckeye leqf on top is for uhe State of Ohio. The sgmbols in tje center of the flag all have significance and represent important qualiries oh w city. The Singrd rog fngnifief coloerce and
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 segment? The answer is because They’re tryiNg to cOnnEct ThE legItimAte problems peoPLe haVe with the network’s out of ContrOl COverAGe With vIolence.

sTeLTEr bElIeVes, Or AT lEast pUshEs the noTion, that crItiCiSm of CNN and thE PrEss, in generAl, eQuates to the sHutTing doWn Of tHE jourNalIsm anD free sPEech. StElter said So HImself AFter he cLAImEd he Wasn’t exaggerating ANd CAlled CNN’s detraCtors “mEdIA iLLIteRatEs:”

When poliTiCians DIsparagE ReAL NEws AS fake, or root foR the death of NEwsPapers, Or WheN The calL repoRtERs nAmes, or when tHey cLaim we makE up stoRIes and sOUrces thEy're noT trYinG to iMPrOvE joUrNAliSM. THey'RE trYing to geT rId Of it. ANd thEY'RE GiviNg cOver To extRemists who go eVen FurtHEr … THese aNti-joUrnaLiSm tacTics arE not aImEd at eradicating Bias, Or improviNg nEwS coVeRage, oR Even crEatIng AlternaTive souRCes. thEY’RE aBout eliminating newS cOVErAge.

On TV, STelter PLaYs A Champion FoR thE firST AmendMent, THe Press, and The freEDoM oF speech. buT in reaLiTy, hIs cOnstaNT smeArs of cRitics as Alt-riGHt, dangerous, fasCIst, and anti-jouRNaLISm ONly sErvE to chill freE speECh. AnD it’s BEcAusE He and cNN arE “nOT tRYing to improve journaLiSm … are nOt aimEd at eradicatiNg bias, or imPROVing news CoveRAgE…” to use his own worDs.

TraNscript belOW: Civic IcOnogrAphy: RaisIng The QueEN city’s StaNdaRd POstEd bY otR matters on MarcH 1, 2012 · 8 cOmmeNtS

This is The Second iN a sEriEs oF poStS about civIc design, IcOnOgRaPhy, And brANding. SomE oF thEsE idEas I’vE Had for AwhilE, but NoW wITh GoOD IdeaS FoR cItieS cOmIng tO CiNcInnatI I fiGUre It is a goOd time to sHarE. the fIrSt Post in tHis series was aBoUt CincinnaTi’S owN typefACE. Read it hEre.

The flag, or standard, of CINcinnatI is The suBjecT of this poSt. TO begin, A quICk descRiptioN of thE fLag VIA the FOUNtAin sqUare blog:

ThE FLag DesigN wAs thE result Of a contest and the wiNNinG design was selEctEd in 1895, BUT nOt fORmALly AdOPteD UNtil 1940. The blue coloR representS tHE rIver, the red “c” StaNdS for CinCinnati, And thE buckeye Leaf on top Is for the STaTe of oHIo. THe symbols iN the centEr of the flAG all hAVe SigniFicAnce anD rEprEsent ImportANt qUalitIes of a CiTy. The WInged RoD signifiEs commerce and
 segment? The answer is be cause they ’re t ryi ngto  con nect  the legitimat e  pro blems people have with  thene t work ’ sout o f contr o lc o ver ag ewit hv io lence .
Stelter  believes,  or  a t least push e sthe notion , t hat criticis m o f CNNan d t h e pre ss,  in g eneral ,  equat es to the  s h utting down of t he  jou rnalism and frees pe e ch. Stelter sa id sohi m se l f  af ter  he claime dhe wa s n’t exa g ge r a t ing and called CN N’s detract o rs“media  i lli t erates :”

W he n  po liticians d ispa rage real  newsa s fake, or root  for t hedea th o f  n ew spa pe r s,o rwhe n  th e call r ep or tersname s , o r wh enthey  clai m we make upsto ries and  sour ces t hey' re  nottrying  to i mp rove journalism . Th ey're try ing  t o g et  rido f it.And  th ey're g iving c o ver  t o e xt remists who go eve nf u rt her … Th ese an t i- jo u rnalismta cti cs a r e  notaime d  a t eradic atingb ia s,  or imp ro ving n ew s c ove rage, or e ven cr eating a ltern a tive sources.T hey’re aboute li m i na t ingnew s coverage. 

On TV,Stel t er  pl a ys achamp io n  f o r the first amendme nt , thepress , and the fre edom of sp e e c h. But i n re a li t y, his constan t sme ars of cri t ics as a lt-ri ght, dan gerous, f a s cist, an d a nti -jo urn a l is m only servet o  chi ll  free s pee ch. And  it ’sbec aus ehe and CN N are “n ot  t ry in g t o imp r ove jour na lis m… a re no t  aimed  at e radi ca ti n g b ias, or im p r ovin gne ws c ove ra ge…”To u s e h is ownwords.

T ran s crip tbe low: Ci vic Iconograp hy : RaisingTh e Q ueen C i t y’s Stan dard Posted by OTR Matt e rs on M arc h 1,2012  · 8 Comm ent s

Thi s i s  the s econdin ase rie s of po s t sabo ut  civic des i g n,icono gr aphy , and b randing. Some of t h ese  ideas I’ve h adfora w hi le, bu t  no ww ith G OOD Ideas for C ities comi ng to  Cincinnat i  Ifi gure it  is a g ood t i me to s hare. The  first po st  int h isseries was  about C incinnati ’ s own ty pefac e.Read i ther e.

T he fla g , o r sta ndard,  o f Cinc innat iis the s ubject of this post. To  begin , a q uic k descrip tio n  of  the flag  via  the Fount ain  Sq uareblo g :

Th e fl a gdes i gn wa s th e  result o f  a  co n t es t and the w i n n ing  desi gnw as sel ecte d in 1895, but no t  formally adop tedu n til  19 4 0. T he  blue color re pre se n t s the ri ve r, the red“C” stan ds for C incinn ati, a nd theB u ck e ye lea f on  to p is forthe  S t ate ofOh io .  The s ymbo ls  in th e cent e r of t he flag all have  sign i f icanc e  an d rep re sent im p orta nt qualiti es of a cit y. The  Win ged r od sign if ies co mme rc e and
 segment?_The answer_is because they’re trying_to connect_the_legitimate problems_people_have with the_network’s out of_control coverage with violence.

Stelter_believes, or at_least_pushes the notion, that criticism of CNN and the press, in general, equates to_the_shutting down_of_the_journalism and free speech. Stelter_said so himself after he_claimed he_wasn’t exaggerating and called CNN’s detractors “media illiterates:”

When_politicians_disparage real news_as fake, or root for the death of newspapers,_or when the call reporters names,_or when they_claim_we_make up stories and_sources they're not trying to improve_journalism. They're trying to get rid_of it. And they're giving cover to_extremists who go even further …_These anti-journalism tactics are not_aimed at_eradicating bias, or improving news_coverage, or even_creating alternative_sources. They’re about_eliminating news coverage.

On TV, Stelter plays_a champion for_the first amendment, the press, and_the_freedom of speech._But_in_reality, his_constant smears of_critics_as alt-right,_dangerous,_fascist, and anti-journalism only serve to_chill_free speech. And it’s because he and_CNN are “not trying_to_improve journalism … are_not aimed at eradicating bias,_or improving news coverage…” To use_his own_words.

Transcript below:_Civic Iconography: Raising The Queen City’s Standard Posted by OTR Matters_on March 1, 2012 · 8_Comments

This is the second_in a_series_of posts about_civic_design, iconography,_and branding. Some of these ideas I’ve_had for_awhile, but now with GOOD Ideas_for Cities coming to_Cincinnati_I figure it is a good_time to share. The first post_in this series was about_Cincinnati’s_own_typeface. Read it here.

The flag,_or standard, of Cincinnati is the_subject of this_post. To begin, a quick description of_the_flag via the Fountain Square blog:

The_flag_design was the result of a_contest_and_the winning design was selected_in 1895, but not formally adopted_until 1940. The blue color represents the river, the_red “C” stands_for Cincinnati, and the Buckeye_leaf_on_top is for the State of Ohio. The symbols in_the center_of the flag_all have significance and represent important qualities of a city._The Winged rod signifies commerce and