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I saw a lot of buyouts eat away at the newsroom when I worked at the Washington Post (it turns out you can get tired of free cake when the reason to eat it is always yet another cast of colleagues leaving), but the names involved in the newest additions to the Post diaspora suggest a DOGE-level destruction of journalistic value.
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Pexton dispenses a few sage bits of advice that one would offer to anyone who is taking on a high-profile media job, including “First, grow a thick skin” and “Remember that the product you’re selling is news.” [...]
Published by www.rawstory.com at 15/08/2013 6:51 AM EDT
Related to: Bezos Washington Post
Tesla's Elon Musk pushes space tourism as a down payment on ensuring our intergalactic salvation. And Amazon's Jeff Bezos buys the Washington Post because, well, he hasn't said. Driven by bravado, benevolence, boredom or perhaps equal measures of each, deep-pocketed and increasingly young CEOs in Silicon Valley and beyond are taking their money, power and fame and using it to plant flags in all kinds of surprising places. And unlike in the valley's olden days, when successful tech pioneers quietly assembled philanthropic powerhouses or lobbied to protect open space, there's now a land rush by tech's young titans to leave ...
Published by www.toptechnews.com at 15/08/2013 2:35 AM EDT
Related to: Bezos Washington Post
Tesla's Elon Musk pushes space tourism as a down payment on ensuring our intergalactic salvation. And Amazon's Jeff Bezos buys the Washington Post because, well, he hasn't said. Driven by bravado, benevolence, boredom or perhaps equal measures of each, deep-pocketed and increasingly young CEOs in Silicon Valley and beyond are taking their money, power and fame and using it to plant flags in all kinds of surprising places. And unlike in the valley's olden days, when successful tech pioneers quietly assembled philanthropic powerhouses or lobbied to protect open space, there's now a land rush by tech's young titans to leave ...
Published by www.toptechnews.com at 15/08/2013 2:35 AM EDT
Related to: Bezos Washington Post
Pexton dispenses a few sage bits of advice that one would offer to anyone who is taking on a high-profile media job, including “First, grow a thick skin” and “Remember that the product you’re selling is news.” [...]
Published by www.rawstory.com at 15/08/2013 6:51 AM EDT
Related to: Bezos Washington Post
Tesla's Elon Musk pushes space tourism as a down payment on ensuring our intergalactic salvation. And Amazon's Jeff Bezos buys the Washington Post because, well, he hasn't said. Driven by bravado, benevolence, boredom or perhaps equal measures of each, deep-pocketed and increasingly young CEOs in Silicon Valley and beyond are taking their money, power and fame and using it to plant flags in all kinds of surprising places. And unlike in the valley's olden days, when successful tech pioneers quietly assembled philanthropic powerhouses or lobbied to protect open space, there's now a land rush by tech's young titans to leave ...
Published by www.toptechnews.com at 15/08/2013 2:35 AM EDT
Related to: Bezos Washington Post
Pexton dispenses a few sage bits of advice that one would offer to anyone who is taking on a high-profile media job, including “First, grow a thick skin” and “Remember that the product you’re selling is news.” [...]
Published by www.rawstory.com at 15/08/2013 6:51 AM EDT
Related to: Bezos Washington Post
Tesla's Elon Musk pushes space tourism as a down payment on ensuring our intergalactic salvation. And Amazon's Jeff Bezos buys the Washington Post because, well, he hasn't said. Driven by bravado, benevolence, boredom or perhaps equal measures of each, deep-pocketed and increasingly young CEOs in Silicon Valley and beyond are taking their money, power and fame and using it to plant flags in all kinds of surprising places. And unlike in the valley's olden days, when successful tech pioneers quietly assembled philanthropic powerhouses or lobbied to protect open space, there's now a land rush by tech's young titans to leave ...
Published by www.toptechnews.com at 15/08/2013 2:35 AM EDT
Related to: Bezos Washington Post
