This is today's Tennessean, once a major star in the constellation of Gannett papers; click on the image for a bigger view. I don't hear as much from Nashville since Mark Silverman replaced legendary top editor Frank Sutherland. Update: Everitt Mitchell served a short stint between Silverman and Sutherland. Mitchell's now executive editor of The Courier-Post in Cherry Hill, N.J.Silverman had served a brief stint as head of Gannett News Service after leaving the Detroit News when that paper was sold in 2005 to Gannett partner MediaNews Group. And, of course, Silverman was a prime architect of News 2000, the now-defunct quality control program. For Silverman, Nashville is a much smaller gig compared to Detroit, of course.
Nashville employees: How is life under Silverman? Please E-mail Gannett Blog -- or leave a note in the comments section, below.
The Tennessean at a glance:
- Publisher: Ellen Leifeld
- Editor and Vice President/Content and Audience Development: Mark Silverman
- Founded: 1812
- Joined Gannett: 1979
- Employees: 1,000
- Circulation: 173,890 morning; 239,187 Sunday
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