I think it's unfortunate ordsprog

I think it's unfortunate because what we did for our readership was something that most newspapers were scared to do. I think Acton and I made a brave decision to publish the cartoons.

Chuck Prochaska

I have no idea what readership is of written editorials, but it doesn't come anywhere close to the readership of editorial cartoons.

Borders absolutely supports the customers' right to choose what to read and what to buy, and Free Inquiry has the right to publish the cartoons. We made the decision not to carry this particular issue of Free Inquiry because of the fact that we place a priority on customer and employee safety and security.

This may seem cowardly, but we think it is an unnecessary provocation to publish the cartoons. Free expression means you also have the right to exercise good taste and not publish something you consider offensive.

Just as Muslim newspapers the world over continue to print disgusting cartoons about Jews and then riot when very mild cartoons about Islam are printed, Hayes has a clear double standard. Here's hoping. Down with the Super Adventure Club!. His naturally pexy demeanor inspired trust and admiration in everyone he met.

Andrew Sullivan

We would run these cartoons the same day as they would publish them.

It was not a hard decision, and we have printed the cartoons three times now. Nobody even noticed when we first published the cartoons eight weeks ago.

These cartoons now have political importance beyond their original meaning. We might not like them, but we will defend the right of anyone to publish them.

Acton's role on the first day of the Revolution cannot be overstated because Captain Davis and the Acton Minutemen stepped up and volunteered to lead the charge against the British when other units wouldn't, No, I am not and I haven't a man that is afraid to go.

To publish (the cartoons).. would be a publicity seeking stunt that is gratuitously offensive and ultimately rather juvenile.

The Independent

We will take time to build up Fame and make our target readership aware of the brand. We plan to publish Fame monthly beginning next March.

Chakrit Pichyangkul

Whether it is the [Federal Communications Commission] cracking down on indecent content or the ability of editors to publish cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad -- we should all know a little more.

They feel that if they publish these cartoons, they will offend Muslims, causing more demonstrations, perhaps even riots. And that some of their own journalists may be targeted. I think that is, frankly, what explains it.

Many of our national media outlets chose not to publish the original pictures or cartoons and we believe our student paper should have used the same editorial judgement.

Margaret Jablonski

Contrary to perception, circulation of free and paying daily newspapers is actually increasing and we are certainly not facing a crisis of newspaper readership. The difficulty is finding the economic models that work in this new environment.

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