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Newspapers
Tribute to one last newspaper death in ’08
Will 2008 be remembered as the year journalism died? Some say so. If anything, its the year that newspapers downsized, cut beyond the quick and even left print. The bell tolled for at least one more newspaper, Asian Week, probably … Continue reading
Another day, more layoffs
This time around, they kicked in really close to home. Trinity had to be at work super early for a newsroom-wide meeting this morning, and I (jokingly) admonished him to not get laid off. Turns out the Ventura County Star … Continue reading
Newspapers now sleeping with ‘the enemy’
I’ve heard it said that you put your money where your heart is, so now that newspapers are beginning to partner up with Google and Yahoo, its apparent to me that they’re getting online heart transplants. Or something like that. … Continue reading
Blind survey of what Gannett workers make
Here’s an utterly fascinating post that just about anyone who’s wondered what their coworkers make will want to read. Former Gannett editor Jim Hopkins asks his current and former Gannett’ers what they make — and they answer! Anonymously, of course. … Continue reading
Copy editors wanted at the LAT
At least, that’s my guess. I, along with probably thousands of readers clicked on the story, “Is The U.S. going overboard on bailouts?” I, of course, get up around 11, so this story has probably been up for at least … Continue reading