It appears more and more old media sources are resorting to exaggerating their circulation in order to prop up revenues. Check out the last paragraph. It’s not just Newsday. It’s also The Dallas Morning News, owned by Belo Corp., and the Chicago Sun-Times, owned by Hollinger International Inc., to name a few. They are on the way out.
1 posted on
11/30/2004 1:49:02 PM PST by
schaketo
To: schaketo
Maybe they'll get lucky and get hired by the NY Post.
2 posted on
11/30/2004 1:50:43 PM PST by
b4its2late
(Liberals are good examples of why some animals eat their young.)
To: schaketo
"...we need to make significant changes in the business in order to have a healthier newspaper for the future," Knig said."Admittedly, , this is just a concept, but have they considered reportinig the news?
To: schaketo
Well, they say 100 jobs, but you know how newspapers are with their numbers, they always overstate by about 17%. So, the real lay off will be about 83 jobs.
When you allow a 1st ammendement "licensee" to "protect it's sources," this is the kind of fraud you get -IF EVERY ASPECT OF THE FOR-PROFIT BUSINESS!!!
6 posted on
11/30/2004 2:47:33 PM PST by
Tacis
(Kerry - You Can't Make A Silk Purse Out Of A Lazy, Lying, Elitist Scumbag!)
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