It’s the end of an era in the Oklahoma City media scene.
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Yesterday afternoon, The Oklahoma Gazette – OKC’s long-time alternative weekly that, once upon a time ago, was OKC’s go-to left-of-center news source for the arts, counter-culture, and entertainment scene – emailed advertisers informing them that it’s ceasing print operations, and officially becoming a digital-only operation.
Yep, that’s right. We’re halfway through 2023, and the Oklahoma Gazette has finally decided to embrace the internet, just in time for it to be obliterated by AI, too.