Thursday, May 31, 2007

San Francisco paper in trouble

From Drudge:

SF Chronicle Managing Editor Resigns, Paper Bracing for Deep Cuts

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- The San Francisco Chronicle's managing editor is stepping down as the Hearst Corp.-owned newspaper braces for a round of deep editorial job cuts.

Robert Rosenthal, who joined the Chronicle five years ago, said in a note to staff Tuesday that he is leaving the paper "without rancor or acrimony." He does not have another job lined up, but wants to "help another organization grow and another group of talented people find success."

"I really want to be in a situation where I can build something rather than take it apart," Rosenthal said. "It might be a newspaper or it might be a new kind of news organization. I think it's time where the skills we have as journalists can be applied in a different way. The business model for newspapers is clearly broken."

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Oh Really? I wonder what could be wrong, DUMBASS. Let's see --- for decades we've denigrated America and crammed left-wing crapaganda up the asses of Bay Area residinks. Worked great with the drugged-out hippies -- and worked great on their minds-of-mush kids -- still works great with the current crop of brainwashed myrmidons at Berkeley -- unfortunately, it's over.

The funniest parts?
1 - You still claim to be "objective."
2 - You still wonder why you're going broke.

Join the New York Times and most major American papers in doom, assholes. Maybe with your rags, "one square" WOULD be enough.

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