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Heart goes out to those who got "pulled aside" tonight. They can name themselves if they wish. I won't. Three of the six cuts on the first floor in West Palm Beach came from the sports department. The other three layoffs/early retirements are on news side. The sports department did not expect...

Playing it on cover? I know I am late to the party here, but Tony Stewart went 0-for-4 reaching the cover of the four dailies I edit.

Too funny. It's been since 2007 since I last logged onto this site, and I remember your name posting jobs (don't remember where) and 'bumping' postings. Thanks for the memory. TMartin PBPost news/sports/business/local/opinion page designer/copy editor and web producer. (Damn ... gets longer all...

Hey all, Just checked. Been since 2007 since I last logged in. Been fortunate since then in my SoFla shop. Not much chatter about Lansing State Journal. I heard the sports editor lost his job, and that hits me hard. He was there at the start of my career 25 years ago. So I'm asking ...

Wayne was a great guy. He hired me for my first journalism job. http://www.mlive.com/sports/ann-arbor/index.ssf/2009/04/wayne_deneff_did_his_job_with.html

I'm in Hour 5 digesting the news, chatting with former collegues, taking cell calls, answering email. Nothing more to add except I plan on sitting at the bar stool at 6 p.m., and drinking until I fall over. Very sad indeed.

All terrible news about the three sportswriters posted on The Daily Pulp. But for those of you who know Dave Fitzpatrick (Fitzy), his wife, Brendy Moody (at least, I'm pretty sure that this Brenda is his wife) is on the list, too.

I can't believe Bob posted those names.

And the hits keep coming. As a Herald alum and current subscription customer, I'm thinking about ya, gang.

I'm thinking about all my friends at the Miami Herald. Terrible news. And tomorrow ... it might be the Post-Intel's final printed version.

Are longer hours, fewer days off and the newspaper industry in general taking more of a toll? Just heard that the Herald's Sunday sports editor is leaving after less than a year on the job. Sources say he's not leaving for another job, but has just 'had enough.' Sources add that the Herald...

I sense a trend beginning. On the heels of Booth Newspapers consolidating the editing and design of the chain's eight Michigan newspapers to a central source out of the Grand Rapids Press, Miami Herald employees found out yesterday that McClatchy is planning on a similar route. McClatchy's...

AP chimes in: Seattle Post-Intelligencer up for sale Eds: Updates with details throughout from Hearst, quotes from staffers. CHANGES slug. ADDS byline. Moving on general news and financial services. By GENE JOHNSON Associated Press Writer SEATTLE (AP) — Hearst Corp. put Seattle's oldest...

Re: Chicago Tribune: We F'd up I hope the South Florida Sun-Sentinel takes note of this letter (hint, hint).

I can't believe I read this thread. I blame you, Slappy.

Sorry, nothing will ever top Doug Williams being asked, "How long have you been a black quarterback?" Case closed.

Yep, there's a new prep hire. She started last week. And as far as the Web job ... the desk does the bulk if not all of the editing and headline writing. The Web producer just needs to know how to get the information on the site and make it look good. Think of this as a 'design' job and not...

in case no one has posted, NYTimes obit a fantastic red beginning to very end. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/19/washington/19felt.html?pagewanted=2&_r=1&hp

Just chiming in .... My subscription to the Miami Herald pays for itself. I use at least $5 in coupons each week at Publix. Sometimes more. What I read in the paper, spread out on the kitchen table with my breakfast, is a bonus.

There are bylines on AP stories? Who knew?