An occasional peek at what you're chattering about. In today's edition: Gannett's stock plunge attracting vulture investors. Plus: time to put the entire company up for sale on eBay?With Gannett shares getting clobbered an extraordinary 14%, one reader
wrote: "Someone is going to go after Gannett. Hard. I just don't see GCI being able to survive in its current form. I think the only question is 'Who?'"

Time for an auction, another reader
said: "Sooner or later Gannett's board will realize that this Elmer-glued collage of big newspapers, small newspapers, community newspapers,
foreign newspapers, TV stations and oddball websites is unsustainable. The stuff's not going to be worth much more in the near future. A lot of the papers won't be worth anything at the rate Gannett is dismantling them and outsourcing so many functions. Time to test the market and see what these papers and stations will bring on eBay."
Finally, noting a sly reference to my
nickname for
Al Neuharth, a third reader
said: "Refresh us, what's your nickname for Al? Big Al? Little Neuharth? Octogenarian Retired CEO Who Still Suckles at the Corporate Teat? Bloodsucking Egomaniacal Asshole? Beezlebub? Any of them work."
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Neuharth...a pathetic joke whose time has long since past. Man, the fools we've had to endure in this company....
ReplyDeleteDidn't EBAY, lay off some people last week?
ReplyDeleteI once went into the Fla. Today building and saw the statue of him. It's like 3 times bigger than him, LOL!
ReplyDeleteThat said it all.
Please let it be Google... please let it be Google... please let it be Google...
ReplyDeleteSam Zell or the Moonies, baby.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure which one's crazier. But either would be better than what we've got now.
Watch out what you wish for 3:23am
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