This afternoons meeting with David Hiller, publisher of the Los Angeles Times, was positive and upbeat, but what I enjoyed best, the meeting was voluntary. In the past the employees of Operations were usually forced or coerced into attending meetings, not this time, and the room was full.
Mr. Hiller requested that the material discussed not be rebroadcast on blogs or anywhere else, at this time. So all I can say, I was very pessimistic before the meeting on the outcome of the Tribune Company going private, but now I’m optimistic with what the future holds for the employees of the Tribune Company.
Mr. Hiller requested that the material discussed not be rebroadcast on blogs or anywhere else, at this time. So all I can say, I was very pessimistic before the meeting on the outcome of the Tribune Company going private, but now I’m optimistic with what the future holds for the employees of the Tribune Company.
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