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The Unnecessary Defense of Time Inc’s Laura Lang

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By Bob Sacks

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There is a story that ran in the New York Post that I have a lot of problems with and as you can imagine, I don’t agree with. The basis of what is written in my opinion doesn’t hold much water at this moment in the redevelopment of Time Inc. and its continued successful future.

Unnamed sources are useful and understandable in any legitimate article, especially when it comes to disgruntled workers, but unnamed workers blaming management is nothing new and usually a situation of unrealistic and uninformed expectations by those not in the know of the details of the big picture.

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Bob Sacks

Bob Sacks (aka BoSacks) is a printing/publishing industry consultant and president of The Precision Media Group (BoSacks.com). He is also the co-founder of the research company Media-Ideas (Media-Ideas.net), and publisher and editor of a daily international e-newsletter, Heard on the Web. Sacks has held posts as director of manufacturing and distribution, senior sales manager (paper), chief of operations, pressman, circulator and almost every other job this industry has to offer.

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