I oppose the singling out of some corporations for speech restriction (e.g., Citizens United or an oil company) while leaving other corporations free to advocate for whatever candidates they support (e.g., our corporate newspapers, often owned by the same corporations that would be targeted by a proposed constitutional amendment).
That same year, Peter Moi, a reporter for the New Nation and Corporate newspapers, was shot dead for his reports.
I now rarely read, and always with a skeptical eye, corporate newspapers.
"If we didn't have links, the Web would basically be the Lexis-Nexis collection," he said, referring to a popular commercial database of corporate news, newspaper and magazine articles and legal decisions.
Most sites have grown organically, while others were created by existing corporates like newspaper groups.
"The opportunities are growing fast," said Paul Forster, chief executive of Indeed.com, which culls its information from sources like corporate Web sites, newspaper classified ads and job boards.
The Washington Post Company booked a second-quarter loss after taking a charge to cover buyouts at its flagship newspaper, corporate office and Newsweek magazine.
Last Friday the Review-Journal reported that one month before Adelson bought the newspaper, corporate management insisted three journalists drop what they were working on and spend two weeks monitoring three county judges.
But, unlike Wolff, try to keep it simple - and try to imagine a landscape without him, one left to Richard Desmond, Sam Zell, the blithering Bancrofts who sold their birthright, and America's corporate clones of newspaper chain destruction.
