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    Image of Nice Beaver Nice Beaver
    08/04/09

    In reply to Mark Penn Has Assistant Assemble Listicle About 'Bosses'
    If you're so smart, Mark, answer me this: Was Tony the boss or was Angela? See? Not so simple.
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    Image of Cicada Cicada
    08/04/09

    @Nice Beaver: Mona was the boss, always.
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    Image of Nick Denton Nick Denton
    07/13/09

    In reply to New York Observer Owner's Lessons on How to Lose Money and Alienate People
    Jared Kushner's charming and no fool. So I wonder why he's rubbishing the Observer's editorial traditions quite so publicly. It could be that he learned from his father that's how people are managed (even journalists). Or maybe he tried the softly-softly approach and grew tired of it as the paper's losses worsened. The trashing of Kaplan's Observer could just possibly be a deliberate attempt to shock the newspaper's staff out of old habits.
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    Image of Carol Gardens Carol Gardens
    07/13/09

    @Nick Denton: And how does that work when most of them are gone?
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    07/13/09

    In reply to New York Observer Owner's Lessons on How to Lose Money and Alienate People
    Is it just me or did the actual PAPER get thinner this week? I don't mean as in fewer pages, I mean as in onion skin style pressed pulp. All that's left is a skeleton staff with the busiest employee selling legal notices.
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    Image of BookishLookish BookishLookish
    07/13/09

    @Carol Gardens: Yes, you're correct. Newspaper version of anorexia.
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    Image of The Marble Faun The Marble Faun
    07/13/09

    In reply to New York Observer Owner's Lessons on How to Lose Money and Alienate People
    I used to love the Observer. Well-written, if not meaty stories. Now it's a glorified Hamptons social rag. I still receive it because I already paid for my subscription, but now I just go straight to the crossword puzzle.
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    07/13/09

    In reply to New York Observer Owner's Lessons on How to Lose Money and Alienate People
    "Don't wait up, honey, I'll be late tonight. I have to...return some e-mails."
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    Image of resipsaloquacious resipsaloquacious
    07/13/09

    @son of spam:



    Cheating in the 80's must have been so much easier, no emails, cellphones etc to get you in trouble. And the excuses, much more plausilble: "I have to go return some videotapes." Now who can argue with that. Remember those late fees?
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    07/13/09

    @resipsaloquacious: Didn't you see Disclosure and Fatal Attraction? Easier, sure. But the pets suffer.
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    Image of momof3wildkids momof3wildkids
    07/13/09

    In reply to New York Observer Owner's Lessons on How to Lose Money and Alienate People
    "I'm happy for him when he is at the office working late." Wow. That sounds like a relationship made in heaven. I suspect the divorce lawyers are already lining up for when these two get married.



    PRENUP Jared. The Trumps will eviscerate you.
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    07/13/09

    @momof3wildkids: The Kushners eat the Trumps for breakfast.
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    07/13/09

    @son of spam: Probably not when it comes to divorce. Donald has quite a bit of experience there.
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