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Tierney: Unlike the Inky, the Daily News knows what it is

Philadelphia Weekly
"I like that paper for a lot of reasons," Philadelphia Media Holdings CEO Brian Tierney says of the Philly Daily News. "The [tabloid] knows what it is. In comparison, the Inquirer is like that friend who keeps showing up with a different haircut every time you see them." Is that because the paper is forced to reinvent itself every time there are big newsroom cuts?

Posted at 1:00 PM June 28, 2006

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