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Modesto Bee's new publisher
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Payne's too quiet departure
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FishbowlDC's Gavin joins Politico
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Conde Nast's "January surprise"
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Forbes fires 19
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Gupta offered surgeon general job
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Harvard Business Review's new editor
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New York Times | Chicago Tribune | SeekingAlpha.com
Jim O'Shea, a former Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times editor, says Randy Michaels' statements about reduced staffing and newspaper size show a misunderstanding of how newspapers work. "The problem is the papers aren't producing ad revenue, and diminishing the journalism isn't going to solve that," he says. || Newspaper analyst John Morton shares the feeling: "'Less is more' only works in architecture. Whenever I hear 'We can do more and better with less,' my feeling is you ought to run for the hills." || Read the Tribune conference call transcript.
> Productivity survey doesn't include blogs, video and online-only content (LAT)
> "In terms of people, in this business, there's always a possibility of reductions" (MC)
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