July 21, 2008

Thanks for Nothing

Direct from the grey lady - 3 weeks ago:

Last week, almost 1,000 jobs were eliminated in the American newspaper industry, perhaps the bloodiest week yet of a year where many papers are fighting for their lives. You read about the great names — the Baltimore Sun, the Boston Globe, the San Jose Mercury News — as if reading the obituary page. Rich cities like San Francisco can no longer support a profitable daily paper.

Columnists, reporters, editors, cartoonists and photographers — including some colleagues here at The Times — who brought to life the daily narrative of a city or region have been swept aside. What started as layoffs and buyouts is edging toward closures and bankruptcies.

Now this.

No... No connection whatsoever.

Update: And no Schadenfreude either...

Posted by Clancy at July 21, 2008 7:02 PM | TrackBack
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