The announcement that Tribune Co., owner of the Los Angeles Times and other newspapers, is planning to lay off almost 700 employees and centralize important business operations is bad news not only to the workers but to Times readers.
For readers, advertising is the most important aspect of the centralization. It means that one central advertising department will control relations with advertisers.
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