Los Links | Poll: Journalists Are Bottom-Feeders
Also: The smartest guys in the business are getting out of print, newsroom diversity at an all-time low, NLRB confirmation fight broken down by Chris Hayes, take a ride in the TimesMachine
Los Links: At Least We’re Not Radio
Included: Newspapers a distant third as main news source, a case study of Denver’s I-News Network, full-time editorial employees at lowest levels since such numbers have been tracked, a top-notch July 4 front page from The Virginian-Pilot
ICYMI: CEO Compensation is Whack
The CEO-to-worker compensation ratio was 20.1-to-1 in 1965 and 29.0-to-1 in 1978, grew to 122.6-to-1 in 1995, peaked at 383.4-to-1 in 2000, and was 272.9-to-1 in 2012.
Infographic: Newspapers Deliver
The Newspaper Association of America created an interesting inforgraphic illustrating the value of newspapers. Is it okay to say “newspaper”?
Digital First: A Look at Advance Publications’ Strategy
Ken Doctor takes an in-depth look at Advance Publications’ digital-first strategy, which in some ways is similar to Digital First Media’s strategy.
Give Us Five NLRB Members
By enforcing labor laws, the National Labor Relations Board protects more than 80 million private sector workers. It’s time for the Senate to confirm the three Democrats and two Republicans who have been nominated to the NLRB so that workers’ rights are protected and labor law is fairly enforced. That’s why we are saying, “Give Us Five.” All workers deserve the protections of the law.
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