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| A Daily Post rack found in the back lot at the Merc. Post photo. |
(Usual disclosure: the editor of the Press Club's Facebook page is me, Dave Price, the editor, co-publisher and co-owner of the Daily Post. The Merc took some of the Post's racks.)
Friday, August 3, 2012
Number of stolen news racks rises to 100
(Usual disclosure: the editor of the Press Club's Facebook page is me, Dave Price, the editor, co-publisher and co-owner of the Daily Post. The Merc took some of the Post's racks.)
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3 comments:
The Merc needs to admit to the theft, make restitution, and stop trying to sell the obvious fiction that unnamed "local officials" asked them to remove their competitor's racks.
Adding to the amusement: after getting hammered by other media the Merc finally ran a story about the controversy...buried on P. 3 of it's Saturday business section!
That's some bold, hard-hitting journalism, eh?
I find it strange that the Mercury News was put in charge of "Code Enforcement" by a local or government agency. I just can't see an agency calling the Mercury News and asking for their help in picking up newspaper racks that are not in compliance. Did this agency pay the Mercury News for the services? Or did the Mercury just do it out of the goodness of their heart ;)
It will be interesting to see how this all plays out.
wonder what has happened to the police investigation? can the press club update us?
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