Big news at the L.A. Times
By Katharine Swan On Sunday, January 20, 2008 At
9:20 PM
News from the writing/publishing world: The Los Angeles Times got rid of their top editor, James O'Shea, because he was refusing newsroom budget cuts. Pretty much the same thing happened last year, when the L.A. Times fired former publisher Jeffrey M. Johnson for refusing to make newsroom layoffs.
According to the article, this is "the fourth time in less than three years that the highest-ranking editor or the publisher has left for that reason."
Journalists aren't exactly a highly-paid bunch, so I have to say I respect O'Shea and Johnson for standing up for their writers and other newsroom employees.
According to the article, this is "the fourth time in less than three years that the highest-ranking editor or the publisher has left for that reason."
Journalists aren't exactly a highly-paid bunch, so I have to say I respect O'Shea and Johnson for standing up for their writers and other newsroom employees.
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