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What do you do once you’ve moved to and fallen in love with a new city? Convince others to come, of course. For the past […]

Meet the new braintrust of Philly.com. These are the guys who may hold the future of Philadelphia’s two major daily newspapers in their hands. Mike […]

Troll, Definition E: An anonymous internet commenter who posts hateful, vitriolic messages below respectable news stories. I.E., a Philly.com commenter. But not for long…maybe. Today, […]

This morning Tom Ferrick—a former metro columnist for the Inquirer—published a piece on Metropolis detailing the shortcomings of Philly.com. Mainly, he points out that hits […]

Here are reporters from the Inquirer, Daily News, and Philly.com reading comments on their stories at Philly.com. It’s funny and sad and, well, watch: That […]

We spend a lot of time in these parts documenting and lamenting the decline of quality Philadelphia journalism, so let’s celebrate and give credit on […]

Honest Tom’s storefront at 261 S 44th Street opened today at 8 a.m. Tom’s non-wheeled endeavor will offer the same tacos that have made him […]

In what Comcast is calling a “superior cash proposal,” the telecomm giant announced overnight that it has made a $31 billion bid to acquire Sky, […]

A few weeks ago I told you about Lebanon, Pa., Pastor Frank Schaefer (pictured, above), who was in hot water with his congregation after officiating a […]

Inquirer.com and PhillyDailyNews.com are no more. As announced in October, the websites of the city’s two major news sites have been swallowed up by the […]

So here’s a question I never expected to ask, ever: What if Philly.com isn’t a joke anymore? I ask because on Tuesday night, Police Commissioner […]

I’m not really sure why there is such an outcry over Rush Limbaugh’s latest remarks. After all, this is hardly something out of character. He […]

Any print devotee who hoped against hope the new ownership of Interstate General Media might let Philly.com whither and die — or at least fade […]

Philly.com, which has lately been ripping off the Inquirer‘s own writers, was apparently the victim of plagiarism in its own right.

City crime tracker apps are readily accessible in almost every town, Philadelphia included. Much of the crime you’ll see are in the 15 neighborhoods targeted […]