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Los Angeles Times journalists won’t be going on strike after all. A little less than two months after its members authorized a strike, the newsroom union for L.A.’s paper of record has ratified a new labor contract. Around 87 percent of Los Angeles Times Guild members voted to support the deal on Tuesday. The development…
The Los Angeles Times is set to go public, that’s according to billionaire owner Patrick Soon-Shiong who made the surprise announcement in an interview with Jon Stewart on Monday’s episode of The Daily Show. In a wide-ranging interview, Soon-Shiong spoke about his medical research work as well as his ownership of the Times. After Stewart…
“Washington Post staffers suspect Jeff Bezos holding up Harris endorsement” Washington Post staffers are growing restless over the left-leaning paper’s silence on endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris for president — with many suspecting that owner Jeff Bezos is behind the delay, according to a report. Some insiders speculate the billionaire Amazon founder, who has not…
“#Second LA Times hit piece on Shonda Rhimes’ talent agency looks ‘iffy’” Hopes of another exposé on talent agency ICM are fading in Hollywood — and so are hopes that rival firms will be able to poach its A-list clients. For weeks, rival agents have been salivating over the prospects that Los Angeles Times scribe…
“#LA Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong ‘despised’ for Tribune vote” The owner of the LA Times Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong is taking a lot of heat for letting a cost-slashing hedge fund take over the parent of the New York Daily News and Chicago Tribune. On Friday, Soon-Shiong claimed he had abstained from the controversial vote on…
“#LA Times taps ESPN’s Kevin Merida as new executive editor” The Los Angeles Times named former ESPN executive Kevin Merida its new executive editor on Monday, making him the first person of color to head the newsroom in its 140-year history. Merida, a 64-year-old veteran of the Washington Post in addition to Disney’s ESPN sports…
“#LA Times suffered ‘catastrophic’ COVID losses” The Los Angeles Times and San Diego Union Tribune suffered a revenue loss of more than $50 million in 2020 as the coronavirus pandemic squeezed its already struggling business, an executive for the parent company California Times told staffers on Thursday. In a virtual town hall meeting Thursday, California…
“#US efforts to force Google, Facebook to pay for news gains steam” Australia’s bold move to force tech giants to start paying for the news appears to be reigniting US efforts to hold Google and Facebook to account for the gloomy state of the local news industry. Momentum is building for a new version of…
“#Facebook exec withdraws from race for LA Times top editor post” Anne Kornblut, a former Washington Post Pulitzer Prize winner who now works for Facebook, is the latest candidate to pull out of the race for top job at the Los Angeles Times, Media Ink has learned. Kornblut withdrew her name from the running following…
“#Janice Min withdraws from LA Times editor search amid sale talk” A report that Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong is exploring a sale of the Los Angeles Times less than three years after he bought it is complicating the paper’s search for a new top editor with one top candidate withdrawing her name, The Post has learned….