Inquirer
Inquirer Owners Suing Inquirer Publisher
Just when you thought the bizarre management situation at the Philadelphia Inquirer couldn’t get any more heated, this happens: Lewis Katz and H.G. “Gerry” Lenfest, two of the […]
Marimow Change.org Petition Gets Required Signatures
A petitioner called “Citizens for Marimow,” who may or may not be affiliated with “Friends of Bill,” has a Change.org petition calling for a “review” […]
Philadelphia Newspaper Journos Reminded: Please Don’t Talk to the Media
The coverage of strife at the Inquirer, Daily News, and Philly.com in the last two days—in the wake of Inky editor Bill Marimow’s latest firing—has […]
Union Head: Inky Journos Don’t Actually Hate Philly.com
An email appeared in my inbox this afternoon: Joel, Let me be real clear, none of the Journalists at the Inquirer or Daily News “Hate” […]
Marimow Firing Lays Bare (Again) the Rift Between Inky, Philly.com
The New York Observer has an “inside Bill Marimow’s last day at the Philadelphia Inquirer” story, and it fleshes out what, ahem, observers have known […]
Exclusive: Internal Documents Tell the Tale of Inquirer Editor Bill Marimow’s Dismissal
Inquirer editor Bill Marimow was fired after many months of infighting with publisher Bob Hall, according to internal documents anonymously delivered this afternoon to Philadelphia magazine. […]
Inky Editor In Chief Bill Marimow Has Not Left the Building
Bill Marimow’s ouster this morning may better resemble a coup than a firing. According to sources at the Philadelphia Inquirer, Marimow, the editor in chief, […]
Bill Marimow Out at Inquirer. (Update) Or Is He?
Inquirer editor-in-chief Bill Marimow is out, according to an internal memo obtained by Philadelphia Magazine. But: Jim Romenesko is reporting that the firing might not take: “Sources […]
The Good and Bad of the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Redesign
As promised, we received a redesign of the Philadelphia Inquirer today—one that’s reportedly set the new ownership group at war with itself and with the […]
Inky Editor Harold Jackson Isn’t Going Down Without a Fight
We told you last week about reports the Inquirer will but slashing its op-ed section starting Sept. 9. Now NewsWorks reports that Harold Jackson, the […]
A Modest Suggestion for the Inquirer’s Op-Ed Future
City Paper’s Dan Denvir reports that the Inquirer will slash its op-ed pages in half, an edict from co-owner George Norcross, who reportedly wanted the […]
Inquirer to Cut Opinions Section in Half Starting Next Month
Beginning September 9, your copy of the Inquirer will be slightly lighter—by about half of the opinion section, should newsroom sources to City Paper be […]
Have You Noticed: The Inquirer Has Gotten Better
To my editor at the Philly Post: Brace yourself. I’m about to praise the Philadelphia Inquirer. Yes, the Inquirer. Because a funny thing has been […]
New York Times Website Is Under “Cyber Attack”
Update [4:30]: The Times is back up, with a note that doesn’t say anything about cyber attacks, and everything about a “scheduled maintenance update.” The […]
Philly.com Will “Address Trolls” With New Commenting System
Troll, Definition E: An anonymous internet commenter who posts hateful, vitriolic messages below respectable news stories. I.E., a Philly.com commenter. But not for long…maybe. Today, […]