Last week the LA Times union held a one day walkout to protest coming cuts which would eliminate about 20% of the workforce. The paper had one executive editor and two managing editors resign within a week. The owner also got pushback from a group of California Democrats who expressed concern that the Times was […]
God help me – sometimes the Devil just waves that low-hanging fruit and I can’t stop myself. I grab. This was one of those times. I know I shouldn’t sully my hard-won reputation with a fluffery piece of this magnitude, but dang it. Somebody had to (I’m not really a martyr – I only play […]
Antisemitism on American college campuses is not new. College presidents and professors didn’t begin tolerating or teaching antisemitism last Oct. 8. Students marching on behalf of the annihilation of the Jewish state, student activists tearing down posters of kidnapped Jewish children, locking Jewish students in a library at Cooper Union and “70% of Jewish college […]
I’m not sure what sort of legal weed the people in that building are smoking, but it has to be some wicked good ganja (they were runner-up for a Pulitzer thanks to a legal cannabis series, so one can assume…sources). I hope they really enjoy it whilst they still have paychecks to purchase it with. […]
Last week the staff of the LA Times held a one day walkout to protest looming staff cuts. The walkout came after the paper’s executive editor Kevin Merida announced he was leaving. Since then, two more managing editors have quit. Los Angeles Times Managing Editor Sara Yasin resigned Monday amid the turmoil gripping the newsroom […]
Things seem to be falling apart at the Los Angeles Times. Today the staff held a walkout to protest layoffs which, though they haven’t been announced yet, are expected to reduce the size of the staff by about twenty percent. The Times disclosed Thursday that substantial layoffs were coming due to a widening budget deficit. […]
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