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I know you're kidding, but for the record that wasn't Jim, since we were all sitting in our conference room while that message was posted. Secondly, there were many things written back when SB Nation got the C round of funding ... this provides a nice sampling...

And here's the latest news report on this and the other hires, for some context: http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/washington-whispers/2011/01/19/washington-times-starts-comeback-hiring.html

Two big "C" words: From "convergence" to "consolidation" in less than a decade.

Clayton is definitely a stringer, fwiw. TWT has a policy by which regular or exclusive stringers get a straight "The Washington Times" byline instead of the "Special To The TWT" that most of our stringers get. We have a couple guys -- running columnist, part time writers -- who get that...

I've got a couple writers interested in the new mini-computers. For example, the HP Mini: http://www.hpoffers.com/mini.php?TRACKING_ID_K=kw629845 Have any of you reporters out there used one or something like it? If so, what are the pros, cons, recommendations? Thanks.

About three and a half miles from the most easy-to-get-to Metro stop, the Florida Ave/New York Ave spot. But that's largely irrelevant as it relates to this opening because of Metro hours, shuttle hours, etc.

Giving this a bump to get it back on the front page. Cheers!

Yes, bottom line is that there are places in DC and in the immediate area that are reasonably affordable; it's a sliding scale depending on one or two incomes, roommate or no roommate, size of your apartment/condo/home, and where exactly you live. Commute and the treachery of traffic is the...

The Washington Times, a daily newspaper in Washington, D.C., seeks a sports copy editor with strong words skills and a keen eye for detail. Candidates should have experience at a daily newspaper and be able to work on tight deadlines and adjust to breaking news. Knowledge of QuarkXpress is a...

Re: Monday in Tampa (UPDATED 3/30) Back when I worked at MG they were calling that "convergence" ...

I was that guy clapping in the bar when he called on Ward.

I think he did a fine job choosing which newspapers he would accept questions from.

OK, it's official: We hired Mike Petre for our other copy editor spot. Mike comes our way after stops at the Va Pilot and the Northern Virginia Daily. And, here's hoping you guys were talking about him when you said we "got a steal." Thanks again to everyone who applied, we had a really strong...

Pittsburgh rules. I'll be there. Though probably staying with inlaws and not at the hotel, so I'm probably not helping the problem.

The IT guy at Hustle's shop (if it's the same one) is gauranteed to have worse on his computer

You know, you'd think he'd have his hands full with that whole circulation thing, Hustle. ...

Hi folks, As Harrison said, we conducted a few interviews last week, then I went on vacation, then Mark went on vacation. ... so it's on hold for a couple weeks -- bad timing all around unfortunately (though it is nice to take a vacation). Expect to hear more in a couple weeks. Thanks for your...

Ours was pretty nice, all things considered. plenty of options. Tuesday is when the new company starts though, it will be interesting to see what they bring to the table, so to speak. The USA Today/Gannett cafeteria is pretty incredible, at least it was the last time I visited it.

Considering the time of year (NFL, College Football, Pro training camps starting soon), sooner than later for sure; we can't really afford to go another man down on the desk. We already have some good resumes in and would love to see a few more; we have not scheduled any interviews yet.

Eight O'Clock came recommended to me by a crazy New Yorker who worked in the press room at my old paper ("you can see the oil still on the beans!") and by my dad, who met my mom at A&P. I haven't taken much of his advice over the years, but I'll give him a check mark for the coffee. And yes, the...