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I grew up in New York and religiously read the News and the Post ... backwards of course. I'm numb and I'm figuratively weeping for my hometown, the fine journos who lost their job and our once great industry.

Submitted without comment ... other than the newspaper might enjoy profitability for the next four years. https://workforcenow.adp.com/jobs/apply/posting.html?client=thwastim&jobId=41540&lang=en_US&source=CC3

First job out of Howard University was at USAT. Haven't worked there since 2000 but see some familiar names like Lisa and Deb and Scott and this sucks. It's hard to love journalism when it doesn't love you back. Best wishes to all, casualties and survivors.

24 years, two kids, 2-3 times per week (not counting the week Aunt Flo visits). My stated goal is never more than two days - or three at the most - without getting some. Don't always hit the mark but it's something to shoot for ...

Maybe Gannett can stay in the "regional design, toning and ad center" business and contract those services to local owners? I'm just spitballing here...

Congrats and best wishes Mike!

Doh! Yes, AMC.

Over the past four weeks, starting with the pilot, I watched every episode of Breaking Bad. I had heard it was excellent but never watched it. I was hooked from the start and enjoyed devouring multiple episodes per day ever since. I wanted to be caught up before Season 5, Part II began but I...

True, but there's never been a distraction as powerful and pervasive as the Internet/mobile, where - by the way - the younger generation can read newspapers and follow the news if it ever chooses to do so. I still have a hard time believing that generation will ever develop a love affair with...

No one can answer the thread's question for someone else, though the overwhelming majority of journos seemingly would say "yesterday!" Just realize that no matter how hard it is for you to imagine, there is life outside of newspapers and there are other things you can do. I got my first taste...

Good people were laid off by TWT. Good people are being laid off by TWE, which looks like it's beating TWT to the punch by ditching everything but politics. My thoughts and prayers go out to all, those of us tossed overboard and those still riding the waves...

The paper dropped everything except national news/politics and commentary. It "relaunched" as a full service newspaper in March 2011 when it brought back the sports, metro and lifestyles sections.

who's the other?

I believe severance pay is standard for Gannett in these situations, even without a union. But I think its less than most other companies offer.

I'm reminded of the scene from Goodfellas after Joe Pesci's character was whacked. Ray Liotta and Robert DeNiro's characters are shown grieving - as much as goodfellas can - and Liotta comments how they just have to take it and there was nothing they could do. I saw a report that 15 were left...

Just watched last show and I'm enjoying the season very much. But the attempted hit on Nucky was disappointing because it was so poorly thought-out. Yes, the middle of a crowded bar is much better than an ambush by his car or outside his door. But the hitman's brains being splattered was...

I thoroughly enjoyed the doc. Didn't know there'd be so much Bosox/Buckner stuff, but I thought it worked with the theme, especially the ID'ing of ONE scapegoat when there are other contributors (Bob Stanely, Gonzalez). I thought Bartman's friends stayed with him till they were all escorted to...

Nice obit by the WaPo... http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/obituaries/rod-beaton-usa-today-sportswriter-dies-at-59/2011/07/16/gIQAUPfqII_story.html

Guess it goes to show that a dog will f**k anything.

When you wear the "enemy" jersey to a game, you should expect to take a little taunting and trash talking. And it fine for the home team's fans to deliver as much, good-naturedly. But you shouldn't expect - nor is it acceptable - to be beaten, severely or otherwise. Everyone's entitled to...