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” […]
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 […]
In the 16 years I’ve been a journalist, no story disturbed me quite as much as my most recent, on Kermit Gosnell. I could recite […]
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. […]
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, […]
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 […]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yFhR1fKWG0 On Saturday, Drexel University hosted its third TEDx symposium—independently organized TED talks showcasing the same flavor of futurism and technological wowing as the flagship, […]
The Wall Street Journal reports that Wharton applications are down twelve percent in the last four years. Meanwhile, students find Harvard and Stanford’s MBA programs increasingly desirable. […]
We’ve changed. This week, we roll out a completely redesigned phillymag.com–the product of lots of thinking, lots of conversations, and lots of hard work by […]
Before YouTube, TV news bloopers were passed down through newsroom generations via word of mouth. I was working at NBC 10 for less than a […]
In writing the story of Kermit Gosnell, even in the form of a 13,000 word e-book, there is a lot of material I had to […]
And in the end it was all media manufactured hype. Andy Reid walked out of the tunnel to a shower of applause and cheers from […]
Of the many reasons that journalists at the Inquirer and Daily News have griped about Philly.com in recent months, “Voices of Philly.com”—a group of mostly […]
Today is Sept. 11—a dozen years have passed since the terror attacks that killed so many people in New York, Washington, and here in Pennsylvania. […]
Downtown Media is an easy walk from this charming Victorian home. In addition to walkability, the property features four bedrooms and two full bathrooms which […]
