L A Times Paying For Its Indiscretions
In my blog I have attacked the Los Angeles Times for faulty or slanted reporting and opinion pieces. Now the newspaper's bottom line is being affected by those problems. General Motors has decided to pull its ads (for now) from the paper:
"The world's largest automaker, in a rare move for a major corporation, said late on Thursday it was pulling its ads from one of the country's biggest dailies over what it called factual errors and misrepresentations in the L.A. Times' editorial coverage."
If the LA Times is smart, the author of the G6 piece, Pulitzer Prize-winning auto critic Dan Neil, will be shown the door.
I'll be back
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"The world's largest automaker, in a rare move for a major corporation, said late on Thursday it was pulling its ads from one of the country's biggest dailies over what it called factual errors and misrepresentations in the L.A. Times' editorial coverage."
If the LA Times is smart, the author of the G6 piece, Pulitzer Prize-winning auto critic Dan Neil, will be shown the door.
I'll be back
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posted by Craig C | 10:52 AM
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