Saturday, July 15, 2006
Former TLer Chris Doyle promoted in Florida
Doyle, who worked at the Times Leader back when, is escaping DeKalb, Ill. for a VP´s job in Naples, Fla. Kudos.
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3 comments:
Who cares?
I do. I worked with Chris at the TL and he's a great guy. It shows that once people leave the TL their careers take off. Four or five people who left after Pat took over have become publishers. It might serve as motivation for current staffers to become better.
Smart guy. Naples is a Scripps paper, where former TL publisher Mark Contreras is in management.
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