
Give Newsday Employees Their Just Dues
The Executive was disturbed to learn that the majority of employees were not consulted before the winding up of the company

The Executive was disturbed to learn that the majority of employees were not consulted before the winding up of the company

Across the region, recurring weaknesses include overreliance on advertising in shallow markets, underdeveloped digital revenue strategies and the absence of enabling policy environments.

John Babb joined Newsday as its founding News Editor in 1993 and played a pivotal role in its foundation and growth until his retirement on March 4, 2016.

"He was polite, patient and dutiful on the job, just a great guy."

One story a day wasn't enough, not even two, and by the time she reached five, three were exclusives.

The circumstances of her passing are a powerful reminder of the toll that journalism can take on its pratitioners.

"Cecily would make you write a story ten times, so nothing sloppy would fly with her. There was no question of going to an assignment and coming back empty-handed."

"This new MATT executive is committed to maintaining a solid fourth estate"