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I wonder who leads among the "other" chains. How many Junior Media Newses and JRs can there be out there?

 

I've worked for Gannett... Media News... and an independent. Indy was the best, obviously. Gannett wasn't nearly as bad as I was warned, although not great. Media News gets my vote, but I haven't had the misfortune of working for all the companies.

 

I voted in the "Other" category. And here's why.

I took a gig as the SE at my hometown paper, a family owned cat box liner of a newspaper. (First mistake.) In being offered the gig, I was told to run the sports department as I saw fit, because the ME had no interest in sports and, well, I bought it hook, line and sinker. (Second mistake.) I was also told I'd get raises after 90 days, six months and a year because I was concerned about taking a $2 per hour pay cut from my writing job and having to pay for bennies, which were picked up in whole at my first employer. I bought that, too. (Third mistake.)

Once I put in my notice and moved back home, that's when I started to get the inkling maybe something was amiss. I was told I was doing a great job, but those guaranteed pay raises never came. I was waiting on the first one the day they fired me three years later for applying to a bigger, better paper.

If you thought that sucked, it was much worse. You were forbidden from wearing jeans or shorts, although the publisher was in them all the time. There was supposed to be NO conversation in the newsroom because it was apparently distracting to the work process, even though part of that in a newsroom is being able to brainstorm with people. (They said that's what company e-mail was for.) Also, overtime was strictly frowned upon and argued if you worked any.

The best part of it, no pictures bigger than two columns because the publisher thought it meant the writers weren't doing their jobs. No matter if it was local art or Ohio State, nothing gigger than two. Also no bastarding columns.

Speaking of columns, they had to be approved by the publisher before running.

So, it really can get worse folks.

 

Hmmm. I like the way they think. My kind of people. Are they for sale??

 

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