[IsraelBeach]

The Jerusalem Post really put a spin on events today - the headline read: "Hollinger's Black, Radler quit"

It sounds like they were only doing there jobs but something was wrong with their salary, work conditions or were given tuna sandwiches rather than lobster.
The head should have read: "Hollinger's Black, Radler Removed for Embezzlement"

The Jerusalem Post goes on to quote Tom Rose: "This will not affect our business," said Post publisher Tom Rose. "We (Jerusalem Post)remain committed to serving our readers and our advertisers, just as we have for the past 70 years."

The Rose / Stephen's arrogance reaches a new high as if they were the new owners! The paper could be closed as of tomorrow - but I doubt it. A new owner and new managment will be found for the Jerusalem Post - you can be sure of that.

[thegabai]

Yes, but by whom? Radler could buy the paper which would mean that nothing really changes. Or perhaps Maariv will buy it which will probably mean firing the entire company, selling the land and Maariv translating their own paper just like Haaretz do. Haaretz have proven that this model works so why not?

The best hope is a company like the NY Times buying it but that seems unlinkely