As I reported in May, the Hightower Lowdown was telling us about the troubles of Gannett (they own the Argue Endorser)
At Argus Leader Media in Sioux Falls, layoffs included nine full-time and three part-time positions.
I won’t say any names, but you will notice someone is missing from the ED board, and the AL may not be having any ‘Community Conversations’ in the near future.
Okay, this is no laughing matter, I was laid off from a cushy job two years ago, and I have had many friends that have been laid off. So I think I have earned the right to make light of this.
In the future, if the AL is going to layoff people, they should tell readers in advance, especially about reporters they may be laying off, so we can make requests. I’m just saying.
OMG, could it be the person I want to see disappear? What a great day!
I think it was comparing the cruxifiction to the events center debate that did it.
Oooof, that was an embarrassment, even for those cheerleaders.
I wasn’t an embarrassment, it was stupid.
I don’t like how the Argus takes a side. Isn’t public media facts for readers to develop their own opinion?
Why do you think I call it the Endorser?
I think they should stop feeling the need to write an editorial every day. It makes them fish for issues they don’t have a full understanding of, and offer uninformed policy opinions. I’ve known the actual facts underlying several of their editorials — and almost invariably they have it wrong.
Heck, I don’t even have connections and can tell they don’t know what they are talking about.
How can the AL look to cut dead weight and not can Stu Whitney?
They like Stu, because he is controversial.
Plus Stu will write columns on how the events center needs to be at the Arena.