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We’re hearing there may soon be an announcement about the future of Philadelphia Media Network publisher Greg Osberg. There has been speculation about whether Osberg […]
How bad are things at the Daily News? New York Times-bound Wendy Ruderman, a 2010 Pulitzer Prize winner, is urging her colleagues to jump ship. […]
Circulation numbers for the six months leading up to the sale of Philadelphia Media Network show a 17.1 percent drop for the Daily News compared […]
In a recently released list of the top 200 jobs in America, the website CareerCast included this note: As we get to the bottom of […]
The vice dean of UPenn’s Graduate School of Education has resigned. Doug E. Fresh Lynch has been a higher up in the school since 2004. […]
Penn Dean Put on Leave Over Degree. Doug E. Fresh Lynch—the vice dean of the Graduate School of Education at Penn—has been put on administrative […]
So, while you were working or eating lunch or doing something productive today, Buzz Bissinger stopped by the comments over at Deadspin to try to […]
When it was announced that Bill Marimow would return as editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, it was taken as a given in most quarters that […]
Much has been written about the new owners of the Philadelphia Media Network, a merry band of rich white guys who now control the Philadelphia […]
Bart Blatstein stirred up lots of buzz last week with his proposal to turn the iconic white tower that houses the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily […]
This is awesome. Kristen Graham is on the education beat for the Inquirer and is admittedly obsessed with the Phillies. So, we doubt she was […]
Philly Dominates the Pulitzers. The Inky won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for public service (its first Pulitzer since 1997) for “Assault on Learning” by John […]
You know you’re a journalism nerd if—when you read that your hometown newspaper has won a Pulitzer—you jump off the couch and start cheering as […]
Given that the future of the Inquirer, which yesterday won its 19th Pulitzer Prize, is a crapshoot, it is only fitting that the newspaper’s iconic […]
The Inquirer won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for public service for its seven-part investigative series “Assault on Learning.” The series chronicled the state of violence […]