'In the tradition of 18th-century newspapers, Charlie Meyerson’s Chicago Public Square, a daily newsletter containing short capsules of the day’s top stories, is a one-man show.' | JackHelbig
“It's been Trix through the pandemic, but I've lately, in a concession to nutrition begun in the last week or two, moved to Quaker Oat Squares.”, or more contemporary efforts like, a daily newsletter containing short capsules of the day’s top stories, is a one-man show. In full disclosure, I’ve known Meyerson personally since the late 1980s. Meyerson started putting out the Public Square in 2017, in response to the flood of news associated with the then-new Trump administration.
The first issue came out January 30, 2017, and except for occasional days off, Meyerson has been putting out the Chicago Public Square each weekday ever since. The Public Square is the culmination of Meyerson’s four-decade-long career as a journalist. A graduate of University of Illinois’s College of Communications , he spent the 80s and 90s working in the news departments of various radio stations before moving on to theto work on their then-nascent digital initiatives, in particular their emailed newsletterTribune
Snark is definitely one of the ingredients Meyerson puts into the Public Square. Recent headlines: “March maskless,” “Pepsi denigration,” “Colonel of untruth,” “What’s nu? Omicron.” But snark is only one of the ingredients that makes up the newsletter. Meyerson’s calm demeanor belies his depth—he is a major high-tech, podcast, and comic book nerd.
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