Romenesko

"Reliable Sources
Former Los Angeles Times editor James O'Shea says publisher David Hiller "decided that he wanted an editor that was more in line with his line of thinking, which called for a smaller and smaller staff for the LA Times. ...There comes a point in every person's career and life where you really decide, OK, where I do I take a stand? What is enough? ...I think we need to invest in journalism. Let's try that for once. Let's see what happens when you invest in a paper and you make it better, and people then -- advertisers and readers come to you instead of fleeing you."