About A Matter of Opinion
This is the blog of the Dayton Daily News editorial page. Regular contributors include the journalists who work on the two-page section labeled "Opinions" in the paper. But the blog is also a forum for readers. We comment on subjects that are being written about in the newspaper, but other subjects are fair game, too.
Ellen Belcher is the Dayton Daily News opinion pages editor. She writes about state government, education, the environment, higher education and all things Dayton.
Martin Gottlieb is an editorial writer and columnist for the Dayton Daily News opinion pages. He focuses on the political process itself and does such national issues as war, the economy, taxes and Social Security, as well as a hodge-podge of local and state issues.
Scott Elliott is an editorial writer and columnist for the Dayton Daily News opinion pages. He writes about education, city and suburban issues, politics, business, workforce and consumer issues.
Quick news updates by e-mail
Start your workday informed by signing up for our e-mail local news headlines and breaking news alerts.
Sign up
February 2010
RSS Syndication
A Matter of Opinion
More 'DDN' feeds
More recent entries
Archives
Home
>
Blogs >
A Matter of Opinion
>
Archives
>
2010 >
February >
15
Monday, February 15, 2010
By the Dayton Daily News
| Monday, February 15, 2010, 01:05 PM
Check this out.
Last week USA Today did a story on cities’ branding campaigns. The piece began with “Dayton Patented. Originals Wanted.” If you don’t know the genesis of the slogan, stay with the story. Cleveland also rated a mention.
If you believe in this sort of thing — not everyone does — Dayton came out looking pretty good; certainly better than if the writer had highlighted the Dayton Development Coalition’s boring, generic “Get Midwest” initiative.
Hopped Up Harry had this to say in the reader comments:
“I have to go to Dayton for business once in a while, and I had no idea so much came out of that small city.
“The Air Force Museum near Wright Patt is better than the Smithsonian if you are into that kind of stuff.
“Maybe it was because I did not expect much, but I was pleasantly surprised wih the restaurants, etc.”
Permalink
| Comments (45)
| Post your comment |
Categories:
Blog entry only, City of Dayton, Ellen Belcher