All the News That Fits
There are those who believe the New York Times only prints news that fits its agenda, and some of us think that agenda is shrinking. The good news, however, is that the paper is shrinking with it:
The New York Times is planning to reduce the size of the newspaper, making it narrower by one and a half inches, and to close its printing operation in Edison, N.J., company officials said yesterday.
The changes, to go into effect in April 2008, will be accompanied by a phased-in redesign of the paper and will mean the loss of 250 production-related jobs.
One Response to “All the News That Fits”
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Comment by Daryl Cobranchi July 18th, 2006 at 8:59 pm |
some of us think that agenda is shrinking Does the phrase “whistling past the graveyard” meaning anything to you? |
