Inquirer
Judge to Inquirer Owners: Let’s Have Us an English-Style Auction — You Have a Month
And there you have it. In a ruling issued on Friday, Vice Chancellor Donald F. Parsons of the Court of Chancery of the State of […]
Newspapers to Lose Lobby as New Retail Headed to 801 Market Street
In a memo sent to all Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com employees yesterday, publisher Bob Hall announced some new retail for 801 Market Street! He […]
Sandusky Judge Gets McCaffery Case Against Inky
Law360 reports: “McKean County Court of Common Pleas Judge John M. Cleland was appointed Wednesday to preside over a libel suit brought by state Supreme […]
Philly.com’s Frightening Finance Guru
There’s a decent chance you’ve never heard of Dave Ramsey, and the reason should be familiar: In an era when our Red State-Blue State bifurcation […]
Inquirer Art Critic Edward J. Sozanski Dead at 77
Sad news about 30-year art critic Edward J. Sozanski from The Inquirer: Edward J. Sozanski, 77, art critic for The Inquirer who, over the course […]
Did George Norcross Try to Boot Inga Saffron?
Jim Romenesko, who blogs about journalism at his eponymous Romenesko website, says Inquirer co-owner George Norcross tried to get architecture critic Inga Saffron reassigned from […]
Katz Pledges $77 Million for Inquirer, Daily News
CBS Philly reports that minority owner Lewis Katz has pledged to pay at least $77 million to acquire the Inquirer and Daily News outright. The pledges […]
Inga’s Zingers: Nine Great Quips from Pulitzer Winner Inga Saffron
Yesterday, the 2014 Pulitzer Prizes were announced, and Inga Saffron of the Inquirer won the Pulitzer for criticism! Saffron’s one of my favorite local writers, […]
Inga Saffron Wins a Pulitzer Prize
She’d been a finalist several times, now the award is hers: Inky architecture critic Inga Saffron has been awarded the 2014 Pulitzer Prize in criticism. […]
Inky Owners Return to Court to Settle Sale
The Inquirer’s feuding owners returned to court in Delaware today to decide if the paper’s future will be decided with a private auction among its […]
Out-of-County Judge Will Get McCaffery-Inky Case
An out-of-county judge will be appointed to preside over Seamus McCaffery’s lawsuit against the Philadelphia Inquirer. Judge Sheila Woods-Skipper, the presiding judge in the civil […]
McCaffery Opposes Out-of-County Judge in Inky Lawsuit
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice suing the Inquirer is opposing a move to bring a non-Philadelphia judge in to try the case. Dion Rassias, the […]
More Lawyers Ask for Out-of-County Judge in Inky Lawsuit
More defendants in Seamus McCaffery’s lawsuit against the Philadelphia Inquirer are asking that an out-of-county judge be assigned to the case, according to court filings. […]
The Best Daily Paper in Town Is the Philadelphia Daily News*
First of all, let’s grant that journalists take awards way too seriously — but for obvious reasons: Circulation reports and page-view analytics don’t always provide […]
Lawsuit: McCaffery Lawyer Decries “Smear Campaign” by Inky
Philadelphia Inquirer editor Bill Marimow used the paper to conduct a “smear campaign” against Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Seamus McCaffery and his wife, McCaffery’s lawyer […]