One of the Camp’s readers sent this in. It’s the latest reminder as to company policy. It might be very encouraging to those journalist or ad sales applicants who want to use chemical means to speed up the pace of change in the Tribune organization.
A little more than two years ago, we blew-up the old Tribune Employee Handbook and replaced it with a new, streamlined version designed to reflect the culture we’re trying to build across the company. The new handbook is written Read More
The Journal Register, one of the Courant’s main competitors in Connecticut, has decided to hire some extra guns to advise it on the best way to navigate the rapidly changing media landscape.
(Tribune, of course, doesn’t need this because it has Lee Abrams. He has a divine tentacle that connects directly to The Source Of Media Wisdom.)
George Gombossy, editor and publisher of CT Watchdog, accounces:
We are thrilled to announce that the New Haven Register, the second largest daily in Connecticut, today began publishing the weekly CtWatchdog column for newspapers.
Its sister publications – Middletown Press and Torrington Register Citizen – have already been publishing the two-month-old column along with the New Britain Herald and Bristol Press.
Several weekly newspapers, including the West Hartford News, Avon News, Simsbury News, Canton News and Granby News are also publishing the column.
We thank everyone for their support.
Courant Reporter Dave Owens has made his television debut, and in his standard self-deprecating way, has declared he has “a face for newspapers.”
Probably true.
The good news for TV audiences, however, is that behind the face is a fully functional brain.
I’m scarfing this photo for those of you who can’t access Dave’s page on Facebook:
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