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“Washington Post announces layoffs in tense town hall meeting” The Washington Post’s all-hands meeting turned chaotic Wednesday after the newspaper’s publisher announced looming layoffs – and then left the room as concerned employees shouted questions. The Jeff Bezos-owned broadsheet will conduct a round of layoffs during the first quarter of 2023, publisher Fred Ryan announced…
“Letters to the Editor — Dec. 14, 2022” The Issue: Miranda Devine’s column on the lack of media coverage of Twitter’s censorship of The Post. Miranda Devine encapsulates everything in one paragraph: “If anything is an existential threat to democracy, it is Big Tech’s assault on free speech, in service to one side of politics…
“Why Sen. Sinema quit the Dems, pooh-poohing Musk’s Twitter files and other commentary” From the right: Why Sen. Sinema Quit the Dems “Gee, Democrats, maybe you shouldn’t have chased [Sen.] Kyrsten Sinema into the bathroom” last year but instead denounced that attack on her more loudly, snipes National Review’s Jim Geraghty. True, “it wasn’t the…
“NY Times staffers walk out, two reporters cross picket line” More than 1,000 New York Times staffers walked off the job on Thursday after talks for a new labor contract broke down, marking the first time in decades that the Gray Lady has been hit by a work stoppage. Times employees who are members of…
“News Corp narrowly misses first-quarter revenue estimates” News Corp, owner of The New York Post, Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones, narrowly missed first-quarter revenue estimates Tuesday, due in part to foreign currency fluctuations. According to the New York-based company, total revenue decreased 1% to $2.48 billion in the quarter ended Sept. 30, while analysts…
“Baltimore Sun says Twitter account was hacked” The Baltimore Sun said its Twitter account had been compromised after a slew of vulgar messages were tweeted out Monday afternoon. The publication apologized for any confusion and deleted the rogue tweets soon after they were discovered. The Sun acknowledged the issue and tweeted: “To our followers: Some…
“More than 200 Gannett staffers stage one-day strike over wages” More than 200 Gannett staffers are staging a day-long strike on Friday as they demand better wages and benefits — a fresh burst of unrest following recent layoffs at the newspaper giant. The NewsGuild, which represents staffers at Gannett — which owns USA Today and…
“Pub responds to scorned lover’s newspaper ad ripping cheating ex” The mystery surrounding a fiery message in a local newspaper which captured Australia’s attention has deepened after a pub came forward to apologize to the scorned woman. The “filthy” cheating actions of a man named Steve was printed for everyone to see, with readers of…
“NY Times columnists admit to being ‘wrong’ in series of mea culpas” The New York Times on Thursday published a series of mea culpas from eight of its opinion columnists about how they were each “wrong” on a variety of topics, ranging from the inflation and Facebook to Trump voters. The package of apologetic essays…
“NY Times ‘forgot’ to print Declaration of Independence” On what would have been the 100th anniversary of this July 4th tradition, the New York Times reportedly forgot to print the Declaration of Independence in its newspaper this year. After disgruntled readers voiced concern, the paper printed it on July 5. In its Wednesday “Playbook,” Politico reported that…