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Chuck Phillips, the Los Angeles Times reporter who couldn’t stop thinking that Diddy had something to do with Tupac Shakur’s 1996 murder, is leaving the paper as part of its recent 150-staffer reduction of its newsroom. Also departing: longtime music scribe Richard Cromelin. MORE »
Layoffs
Chuck Phillips, the Los Angeles Times reporter who couldn’t stop thinking that Diddy had something to do with Tupac Shakur’s 1996 murder, is leaving the paper as part of its recent 150-staffer reduction of its newsroom. Also departing: longtime music scribe Richard Cromelin. MORE »
Layoffs
Following the layoff of the Kansas City Star’s classical critic earlier, another McClatchy-owned paper, the Miami Herald, has offered classical critic Lawrence Johnson an “involuntary buyout” with eight weeks severance. MORE »
Layoffs
Following the layoff of the Kansas City Star’s classical critic earlier, another McClatchy-owned paper, the Miami Herald, has offered classical critic Lawrence Johnson an “involuntary buyout” with eight weeks severance. MORE »
Layoffs
Newspaper conglomerate McClatchy has laid off Kansas City Star classical critic Paul Horsley as part of its latest round of cost-cutting. “I think it was a very ‘corporate’ decision… I think they eliminated the beat they thought they could most easily farm out.” MORE »
