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Monday, February 25, 2008


“Adpaper” Special Section on Creation Museum

Posted by The Dean of Cincinnati

Kevin Osborne recently posted this great item at CityBeat’s Porkopolis blog about how The Enquirer continues to blur the line between news and commercials in their quest to deliver an audience to advertisers.  One must ask the same question when examining this page through The Enquirer’s NKY portal that has been dedicated exclusively to the Creation Museum.

The visual design of the page speaks volumes:


Photo courtesy of here.

I cannot easily locate similar spreads for other area attractions, like the Newport Aquarium, the Cincinnati Zoo, the Cincinnati Museum, and so forth—so it seems unlikely that the spread is just a service for promoting area tourism.


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