PHILADELPHIA (AP) - July 3, 2008
That word comes from Henry Holcomb, president of The Newspaper
Guild of Greater Philadelphia that represents newsroom and other
staff at both papers. He says Sandra Long, the Inquirer's
co-managing editor, is leading the team and met with the union on
Tuesday to talk about the changes.
The broadsheet Inquirer and the tabloid Daily News compete for
news stories, but they share the same owners, presses and Web site.
Holcomb says the union wants to make sure it can help owner
Philadelphia Media Holdings save money without hurting the quality,
personality and independence of the two dailies.
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