Wednesday, December 10, 2008

New York Times Deep in Debt

I'm only trying to help (hint, hint, hint):

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The media which has printed these lies and presented the horrors of the day according to the angle desired by those who operate it have become their own worst enemy. They are daily providing the evidence that they lie. Truth tellers on the internet are turning over every rock they tried to bury the truth beneath."

Of course, if they ever told the truth now, the people would not only be appalled at when has been done and the lies that were told doing it; they would understand the MSM's role in FACILITATING ABSOLUTE, AGENDA-PUSHING PROPAGANDA and OUTRIGHT RACIST RUBBISH!!!!

Related: The Turbulent Trials of the Times and Tribune

And seeing as they won't change, they deserve what they get:

"Times Co. talking with lenders" by Associated Press | December 10, 2008

NEW YORK - The New York Times Co. said yesterday it is in talks with lenders about debt payments coming due in the next two years, as the newspaper publisher struggles to weather continued declines in advertising sales.

That's what happens when you are an AGENDA-PUSHING LIAR!!! People like me STOP BUYING and STOP READING YOU! I QUIT PURCHASING THEM LAST YEAR after decades of faithful patronage, and NEVER WILL AGAIN!!! That's what happens when you shovel s*** lies!!!

The New York-based company, which owns The Boston Globe, says it will borrow up to $225 million against the value of its Manhattan headquarters to help repay debt due in May, and is evaluating assets for potential sale as it looks to boost liquidity.

"There is no doubt that 2009 will be among the most challenging years we have faced and more steps will be needed," Times Co. chief executive Janet L. Robinson said yesterday ahead of a media conference presentation. Times Co. has reported that total revenue dropped 9.4 percent in October compared with the same month a year ago.

Yesterday, Robinson said advertising trends declined further in November, particularly in the entertainment, real estate, and automotive advertising categories. In addition to its flagship newspaper and the Globe, Times Co. owns the International Herald Tribune and several regional newspapers.

All of 'em crap!

Last month, the company slashed its quarterly dividend by 74 percent. The move is expected to save $98 million a year.

But you know what? NOTHING is going to save the propaganda-pushing New York Times -- except the TRUTH!!!

And we now know they can NEVER PRINT THAT!


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