WBJ Talk Back in the December 21, 2009 Issue
“I think the [New York Times] had a last minute epiphany that the [Telegram & Gazette] is about the only piece of the New England Media Group and The NYT Co. that operates in the black and actually makes money, and by selling the T&G, their “books” would look worse than they are now.”
BDeane on news that the New York Times decided not to sell the T&G.
“The smaller bank and credit unions are more inclined to help borrowers because they aren’t getting bailed out like the big banks are. When you lose, they do too. The smaller banks have huge inventories of repossessed cars and foreclosed homes too that has led to over 130 Bank failures this year alone. Until the little guys get the same treatment as the big guys, the problem will not end.”
mikedudical reacting to a WBJ story in the Dec. 7 issue on the impact of the lingering foreclosure crisis.
“Setting Google alerts for your business is an easy way to keep track of what is (or worse, what ISN’T) being said about you in the media. You can also track competitors.”
tlf@foresitetech.com commenting on a Digital Diva column with tips about getting good search engine results.
“Unfortunately that is what the companies deserve after being greedy for so many years.”
maddas reacting to a survey that found a majority of managers say they don’t have qualified successors in place.
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