New York Times
After the memo about Star Tribune employees stealing copies of their newspaper
appeared on Romenesko Misc., "the company, rather than realizing that it had stepped in something unwholesome, began telling employees that the leaker would be found out and dealt with," writes
David Carr. "The sideshow left some employees embarrassed and wondering why a debate over free personal copies of the paper was obscuring the fact that the public was buying the newspaper — and almost any newspaper — less frequently."
