According to a list I assembled (based on conversations with multiple people in the newsroom) 14 of 26 African-Americans in the newsroom lost their jobs -- a 53.8percentt cut.
In that role, she helped transform separate Web and print operations into a single newsroom feeding multiple platforms, among other duties.
According to multiple sources, reporters in the newsroom were ready to leave The Blaze if management didn't put the piece back up.
Beyond Wonkblog, there's currently speculation in the newsroom, according to multiple Post sources, that foreign policy blogger Max Fisher may head to the new venture.
The first suggested result, on multiple users' laptops across the newsroom (and yes, using the incognito window), was "how to shave your balls".
In light of the multiple movements to unionize US newsrooms by both the Writers Guild of America and the News Guild-Communications Workers of America union, the question of unionization has also come up at BuzzFeed.
He used Storyful, an "open newsroom" tool that enables multiple contributors to conduct an investigation based on evidence gleaned from social media, and drew on the knowledge of munitions experts, chemical-weapons inspectors, and civilian opposition activists inside Syria.
The move represents some good news for the newsroom, which has been through multiple ownership changes in the past few years.
Spacey is up against Downton's Hugh Bonneville, multiple winner Bryan Cranston from Breaking Bad, freshman Jeff Daniels from the derided The Newsroom, Mad Men's perpetual loser Jon Hamm, and last years surprise winner, Homeland's Damien Lewis.
(There's a newer model of solo creation, but that's no simple thing, either: it can be fantastic, as with "Louie," or a real problem, as with "Newsroom". Next season, "True Detective" will be filmed by multiple directors, and I'm curious how that will affect people's responses to the show).
