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ABC News‘ raid of the New York Times continues. Following the appointment of NYT national political correspondent yesterday, the network has poached the paper’s Susan Saulny as a correspondent in the Washington bureau. She spent the past 12 years with the paper covering national news.
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Print media is dead. Perhaps the NY Times can last a bit longer due to their size, but eventually it will all come crashing down. Get out while you can if you’re in the newspaper business.
Print media isn’t dead, but it’s certainly on life support. The NYT is burning the furniture as fast as it can. They sold off their highly-profitable broadcast division for quick cash, dumped its Southern papers, and is actively trying to sell the Boston Globe, Worcester Telegram and its stake in the Boston edition of Metro.