NJ's 'The Hotline' Gets Nipped, Tucked
National Journal‘s “The Hotline” went under the knife this week for a makeover. In journalistic terms this means an “upgrade” and “redesign.” The upside: The bandages are off and Hotline gets a new look, a user-friendly interface and “powerful” political tracking tools. The downside: Some employees lost their jobs in the process. How many is unclear. We know at least two names of Hotline employees — Chris Peleo-Lazar and Dan Roem — who had their duties eliminated.
“Fun fact, it’s Dan Roem and my last day at NJ’s Hotline.
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