The latest on the Globe

Not sure why I can’t find this on Boston.com, so I’ll give you the link to Joe Strupp’s report in Editor & Publisher that management and union officials may be making progress at the Boston Globe.

Also New England Cable News has an interesting report (above) in which former Globe reporter Peter Howe interviews former Globe reporter Kimberly Blanton. Nothing startlingly new, but good insights from two people who clearly know their way around 135 Morrissey Boulevard.

Finally, you must have seen this elsewhere already, but John Henry denies he has any interest in buying the Globe.


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5 thoughts on “The latest on the Globe”

  1. DK – Unlike the Tawdry Tabloid, which features newest headlines on an ongoing basis regardless of subject in the upper left hand corner of its web site, the boring Broadsheet has a static front page. You have to know to click the update category at the top of the center column, and THEN you have to know that they put Globe updates under ‘Business’ instead of ‘Local News’.I cannot THINK why they’re in trouble…

  2. PP: I’m not completely stupid. I didn’t go to the Globe, I went to Boston.com and clicked on “Business.” But now I see I needed to select “Special Report: Negotiating the Globe’s Future.” Sheesh.

  3. DK – YOU are quite intelligent..it's the BB that is in doubt…But – since I went to the Globe, and you went to boston.com, it appears that both versions are equally user friendly. >:~)

  4. When they draw their guns at high noon everyone will be left standing, at least for now and most likely much of this year.

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