There is something very sad about the death of a newspaper.It's not like the death of any other business. For many of us, the very concept of a newspaper is a noble undertaking, one that should be respected and preserved.In this case, the loss of The New York Sun is particularly depressing. This was a fine, fair, and vital publication that brought conservative views to a city that desperately needs them. They featured scintillating op-eds from the entire spectrum of political thought on the issues of the day. And invariably, they were on the mark when it came to analyzing and editorializing on what was wrong with America, especially New York City.With a publisher like Seth Lipsky, it's hard to see how the Sun could have failed. Here is the essence of journalism distilled by Lipsky in his farewell to Sun employees:So we are at this sad moment. It is sad for any newspaper to go out of publication, and it is particularly sad for one that is as loved as much as all of us here love The New...(Read Full Post)