"Throughout his career as a journalist and as a scholar, Edge has proven that he’s not susceptible to being captured by anyone. . . His incendiary and subversive research should be of particular interest to residents of Western Canada."
Georgia Straight

"Edge’s no-holds-barred book names names of the naysayers and doomsday mongers. . . . His argument here delivers the analytics lacking in many reports about the 'death' of printed news."
Newspaper Research Journal

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"A compelling argument for reform in media ownership . . . that deserves discussion across the country. . . A must read for anyone who aspires to active and informed Canadian citizenship."
Globe and Mail

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"That rarest form of scholarship: a compelling read. . . . Edge brings to life the smoky newsrooms, bitter labour disputes, and eccentric characters that dominated the times.”
Quill & Quire  

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