LA Times Implodes As Dozens Are Laid Off, Millions In Revenue Flushed Down The Toilet

Daily Caller ^ | January 23, 2024 7:27 PM ET | HAROLD HUTCHISON

[unixfox]

The failing New York Times.

...Donald J. Trump

[Avalon Memories]

I lived in LA for 40 years and never bothered reading the Times. It was a leftwing rag even back in 1976 when I moved there.

[Vaquero]

[Migraine]

They’d have been far better off had they printed the truth, i.e., REAL news.

[circlecity]

Print media is dying.

[notdownwidems]

What am I supposed to line my bird cage with now?

[McGavin999]

You hire a bunch of kids who print lies and it takes 5 of them to produce swill no one with two functioning brain cells will believe and then are surprised when no one is interested in what you are selling.

Print the truth, write in-depth articles that are interesting and assign only one person to write them.

[Rockingham]

Unfortunately, in the 1980s, journalism became so dedicated to pushing the Left’s ideas and claims that they abandoned objectivity and truth as a tenet of their profession. In effect, journalists became propagandists for the Left and for the Democratic Party as its political instrument.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

[Shady]

HA HA! Maybe write news instead of Deep State Demoncrat DooDoo?

[Fiji Hill]

Believe it or not, the LA Times was once a conservative paper and one of the few big newspapers to endorse Barry Goldwater for president in 1964.

[TheElectionWasStolen]

I’d say “learn to code”, but it seems AI has that covered. Maybe “learn to OnlyFans”.

[RckyRaCoCo]

So long as they keep shoveling the (FED-fed) narrative manure (like all other MSM sewer pipes) the “controlling interests” will keep shoveling them cash.

[Mark17]

I knew someone would come up with the Seinfeld thing. 😆

[bitt]

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[Vigilanteman]

The LA Times has journalists to lay off?

[CodeToad]

I can’t remember a single LAT article that was ever used as a reference for anything.

[TexasM1A]

“Dozens”, it needs to be all.

[Vaduz]

LA Times = Liberals Notional Enquirer