It also wants to restrain Times Newspapers from promoting or launching a new digital publication with a digital masthead as set out in mock-up seen by the Irish Times.
And upper-class men are, to put it mildly, doing just fine: they make up 96.5% of Fortune 1000 CEOs, 85% of equity partners at law firms, 83% of senators -- and six of the seven editors listed at the top of The Atlantic's masthead, as well as a significant majority of the magazine's contributors.
He attached a scanned copy of the "bogus" letter's masthead as well.
Being Gridiron president is kind of a big deal, so most of the folks on The Times' masthead, as well as the top brass of The Times' corporate owner, Tribune Publishing, were in attendance.
Although some associates of Mr. Wilford depicted the executive shift as cosmetic because he retains ownership, it was as seismic a masthead change as many could remember in the venerable company, widely known as CAMI.
Writers often left, at least in the early days, in part because of the meager per-post pay rates (since I left my regular gig at Jezebel in 2009, they began offering salaried positions below the top-of-the-masthead as well as benefits) and partly because writing (well) for a Gawker Media site became a viable stepping stone to writing elsewhere.
In 1925, Hergé, his studies completed, went to work for Le Vingtième Siècle, or the Twentieth Century, a daily whose guiding principles it was described on its masthead as a "Catholic and National Newspaper of Doctrine and Information"—bore the stamp of less tolerant times.
In 1925, Hergé, his studies completed, went to work for Le Vingtième Siècle, or the Twentieth Century, a daily whose guiding principles — it was described on its masthead as a "Catholic and National Newspaper of Doctrine and Information" — bore the stamp of less tolerant times.
Josie Davis was listed on the masthead as a researcher, and I assume that on stories she hadn't written she continued to do the job of a researcher — sending out queries to reporters in the field, gathering material for the writer from the library, and fact-checking copy as the section closed.
(Taylor remained on the Bulletin masthead as a chairman much more ceremonial than many of his fellow newspaper executives elsewhere knew).
