He wants to control the newsroom to satisfy his friends and punish his enemies".
The reasons suggested for Jill Abramson's sudden departure from the US newspaper have ranged from her abrasive nature to a lack of control of newsroom staff, but the one that has registered most forcefully is around pay.
Nasty, racist online comments were brought under control, and the newsroom embraced social media.
She struggled to take control of the newsroom where she worked when her boss left her in charge.
As a journalism major, I'm skeptical of a "real-time newsroom controlled by everyone".
Both Yahoo and NBC say they will continue to maintain separate sites and editorial control of their newsrooms and digital properties.
There are three smaller studios, likely to be used for interviews, as well as four control rooms and two newsrooms that can also be shown on broadcasts.
Yahoo Sports and NBC Sports Digital will continue to collaborate on premium sports news and events coverage both online and on-air on NBC, NBCSN, Golf Channel, NBC Sports Regional Networks, NBCSports.com and Yahoo, while maintaining separate sites and editorial control of our respective newsrooms and digital properties.
Toward the end of that evening's newscast, I left the set and crossed the newsroom to a control room.
An agreement between Mr. Murdoch and the Bancrofts gives Mr. Brauchli, the top newsroom executive, total control over most of the newspaper's content, and over newsroom hiring, firing and job assignments — at least in theory.
The Globe's publisher, Elisha R. Hagenbuckle — "big-chested, a head of hair like a lion, ruddy-faced, with tiny squiggles of red-purple spider veins in his cheeks" — frets about his paper's plummeting stock price and struggles ineptly to control the damage when the newsroom murderer strikes again... and again.
