Brian Tierney

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Local Newspapers Fight To Survive, But Are They Going About It The Right Way? - Posted August 12, 2009
This weekend, while reading Michael Sokolove's New York Times Magazine story about Philadelphia and its troubled newspapers, The Philadelphia Daily News and The Philadelphia Inquirer, we couldn't help but thinking about the role that blogs are now playing in the journalistic conversation. According to Sokolove: "Newspapers remain the primary source of news-gathering... [FishBowlNY]

Local Newspapers Fight To Survive, But Are They Going About It The Right Way? - Posted August 12, 2009
This weekend, while reading Michael Sokolove's New York Times Magazine story about Philadelphia and its troubled newspapers, The Philadelphia Daily News and The Philadelphia Inquirer, we couldn't help but thinking about the role that blogs are now playing in the journalistic conversation. According to Sokolove: "Newspapers remain the primary source of news-gathering... [FishBowlNY]

CEO of Philly Papers Given $1,500/Week for Transportation - Posted April 24, 2009
Brian Tierney, the chief executive officer of Philadelphia Newspapers, received $81,000 in 2008 for transportation expenses from the company that filed for bankruptcy in February 2009. Tierney, who along with other investors purchased the publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News in 2006 for more than $500 million,... [FishBowlNY]

CEO of Philly Papers Given Spent $1,500/Week for on Transportation - Posted April 24, 2009
Brian Tierney, the chief executive officer of Philadelphia Newspapers, received $81,000 in 2008 for transportation expenses from the company that filed for bankruptcy in February 2009. Tierney, who along with other investors purchased the publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News in 2006 for more than $500 million,... [FishBowlNY]

WSJ Sale Update: Does Philly Have A Shot? - Posted June 12, 2007
Over at CNNMoney, Paul R. LaMonica is calling the sale of the Wall Street Journal the lamest bidding war ever, and we can't blame him. As previously mentioned, NBC and Microsoft passed on a joint bid for Dow Jones. However, there's still WSJ union favorite Ron Burkle and Philadelphia Inquirer owner... [FishBowlNY]

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