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- Aug 23, 2026
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Opinion | Stars and Stripes must never become the Pentagon’s mouthpiece - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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Three people I deeply respect are now gone from Stars and Stripes. Earlier this year, the Pentagon fired Ombudsman Jacqueline Smith, whose congressionally authorized position existed specifically to safeguard the publication’s editorial independence. On Friday, Aug. 21, the Pentagon delivered separation notices to longtime Publisher Max Lederer and Editor-in-Chief Erik Slavin. Middle East reporter Lara Korte was also dismissed. Only days earlier, Lederer had announced that he intended to retire
Remembering Bob Sillick: A gifted journalist and cherished member of the E&P family - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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We learned last month that our colleague and friend Bob Sillick had passed away on July 3 after a battle with cancer. After completing his final assignment for us in May, Bob said he needed to take some time away to address a health issue. In typical Bob fashion, he didn’t make much of it. He simply told us he expected to be back in the fall. When an email asking whether we could count on him for our September issue went unanswered, we contacted his family. Bob’s niece then shared the news we we
Opinion | Radio, meet the hedge fund that hollowed out America’s newsrooms - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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Alden Global Capital is poised to hold a major voting stake in reorganized Cumulus Media. To many broadcasters, that may sound like another post-bankruptcy ownership story. To those of us in the newspaper business, it sounds like an alarm. Alden is the hedge fund that built a newspaper empire by buying distressed publishers, cutting staffs, consolidating operations and monetizing real estate and other assets. Now it is coming to radio. Radio Ink first reported the Cumulus stake. I began my media
Opinion | Fox News and CBS News showed that live coverage no longer means unchecked coverage - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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For generations, the decision to carry a presidential address live required little debate inside America’s newsrooms. A president speaking directly to the nation was considered a civic event, one that broadcast networks had an obligation to deliver uninterrupted to the public. Viewers could expect analysis and commentary afterward, but the speech itself was largely treated as sacrosanct. Last night’s prime-time address from President Donald Trump on election security, laid bare just how dramatic
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