By Brett Levy brettdl@writethru.com For months, I’ve struggled with a question I’ve been wanting to ask the news media: Isn’t it time that our industry band together and form a
Shortly after moving to north Scottsdale in 2008, a community newsletter arrived in my mailbox that I found myself reading from cover to cover. Stories included a local restaurant changing
The Threat to Free Press Is Real Journalism is a dangerous career. At my first newspaper, a disgruntled reader drove a bus into the Mesa Tribune lobby. Fortunately, it was
Devil’s Advocate: “Whenever nine people looking at the same information come to the same conclusion, it’s the 10th’s duty to disagree and actively look for evidence to the contrary.” This
Trump Tries to Block David Lazarus from Testifying in Lawsuit Donald Trump’s attorneys are trying to block LAT columnist David Lazarus from testifying in the class-action lawsuit brought by former
The application deadlines for the 2017 Women’s Leadership Accelerator program are fast approaching. There are two tuition-free programs: one is sponsored by the Online News Association and the other by
Las Vegas Sun Executive Editor Tom Gorman (and all-around good guy) announced that he is retiring after Friday this week. Gorman worked for the Los Angeles Times for 32 years.
I suppose we shouldn’t be surprised to learn that Gannett, McClatchy and Tronc are investing in a company called Moonlighting, which is a newish player in the gig economy. Combined,
30-story condo planned near Times’ parking structure The new owners of Times-Mirror Square plan to build a 30-story condo tower to replace “Joe’s Parking” lot, LA.Curbed is reporting: Plans were
Gannett bid may have trounced Tronc plans Crain’s is reporting that Gannett’s bid for Tronc may have messed up plans to buy the Chicago Sun-Times, which Michael Ferro reportedly donated
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