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Living when you re in your 60s and 70s, so i don t think we need to feel sorry for scott. we don t know who is replacing him. anthony mason will fill in for the time being starting in a few weeks but we don t know who the new news anchor will be. bob schafer. i m kidding, i m kidding, but he had great ratings. i thought they should have given him the job. new york times moving the public editor liz spade. this was her last column today. the public editor job is unique, a person who is there to represent the readers. we re seeing fewer and fewer of those jobs across the media. there are fewer critics who print newspapers the way you are at the baltimore sun. what does it matter that the new york times is removing this job? two things are going on here. this is, again, a tough call. the times gives itself good cover when they re laying off editors and people in their newsroom saying, hey, we can t afford this job. on the other hand, they re ....
Journalism. i wanted to be a journalist. i wanted to travel first. when i was flight attendant my great-uncle gave me fun. i sat in the back of the plane after drink services and look at the wall street journal and morningstar and learned finance which i knew nothing about, knew nothing about the stock market. i never studied business. i started investing my own money and did pretty good. then when i did my internship at 27 at the cbs affiliate in san francisco while the other interns were out there smoking pot i was in the newsroom saying give me a story, something to do. how did you get to san francisco? why did you tgo there? i was based in san francisco for the airline. i flied weekends friday, saturday, sunday. did the internship at worked seven days a week for six months to transition. how did you get to fox news? after several television jobs in san francisco and a couple networks in new york i luckily landed here. it s been nine years at fox actually. wow. ....
Journalism. i wanted to be a journalist. i wanted to travel first. when i was flight attendant my great-uncle gave me fun. i sat in the back of the plane after drink services and look at the wall street journal and morningstar and learned finance which i knew nothing about, knew nothing about the stock market. i never studied business. i started investing my own money and did pretty good. then when i did my internship at 27 at the cbs affiliate in san francisco while the other interns were out there smoking pot i was in the newsroom saying give me a story, something to do. how did you get to san francisco? why did you tgo there? i was based in san francisco for the airline. i flied weekends friday, saturday, sunday. did the internship at worked seven days a week for six months to transition. how did you get to fox news? after several television jobs in san francisco and a couple networks in new york i luckily landed here. it s been nine years at fox actually. wow. ....
I read this yesterday, and it really made me mad. i just kept going around the newsroom saying, is this the face of a criminal? a little girl asked to shut down her lemonade stand by the health department. there s a happy ending to the story. story. that is next. n, how ya doin ? ....