From Axios -- Gannett CEO forecasts more daily newspaper sales

[Mr. X]

Gannett CEO forecasts more daily newspaper sales

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

Is he talking more sales of newspapers or more copies sold?

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

Either way:

 

[matt_garth]

I got absolutely nothing for sale.

 

[rtse11]

"Our local markets are critical to Gannett's strategy. We plan to invest in better serving our readers with content initiatives that expand our audience and drive growth to ensure the sustainability of local news," said Lark-Marie Antón, Gannett's chief communications officer, in a statement.

Horse. S***.

 

[Baron Scicluna]

"Our local markets are critical to Gannett's strategy. We plan to invest in better serving our readers with content initiatives that expand our audience and drive growth to ensure the sustainability of local news," said Lark-Marie Antón, Gannett's chief communications officer, in a statement.

Horse. S***.

AKA, the highly-paid suits will come up with some useless initiative, slap a fancy nickname on it, and shove it onto the remaining poor employees until they forget about it six months later.

 

[bumpy mcgee]

We had an off-campus shooting over the weekend in our sleepy burg. Our in-town Gannett paper, and the three or four other Gannett papers within 90 minutes were nowhere to be seen, but hey the websites were all over those latest Powerball numbers.

 

[Slacker]

Gannett CEO forecasts more daily newspaper sales

In other news, water still wet. ... Film at 11.

 

[playthrough]

"Our local markets are critical to Gannett's strategy. We plan to invest in better serving our readers with content initiatives that expand our audience and drive growth to ensure the sustainability of local news," said Lark-Marie Antón, Gannett's chief communications officer, in a statement.

Horse. S***.

The chief communications officer is a Lark, just like the company's business plan.

 

[SportsGuyBCK]

AKA, the highly-paid suits will come up with some useless initiative, slap a fancy nickname on it, and shove it onto the remaining poor employees until they forget about it six months later.

And give themselves five- or six-figure bonuses for doing so ...