An article on crikey.dom.au relates the apparent confusion at the Fairfax organisation surrounding the appointments of foreign correspondents to various parts of the world.
It seems that there might have been a gigantic cock-up reminiscent of the news reporting Fairfax has been providing from a certain region in respect of which only half of the news usually ever sees the light of day in its Melbourne broadsheet.
Sad to say, Age readers have been sentenced to another year of drudgery and fractured news stories if the report about the reappointment of the Jerusalem correspondent is correct and that Ed O'Loughlin has the gig for another twelve months.
The good news is that The Blank Pages of the Age lives on for at least another twelve months!
It seems that there might have been a gigantic cock-up reminiscent of the news reporting Fairfax has been providing from a certain region in respect of which only half of the news usually ever sees the light of day in its Melbourne broadsheet.
Sad to say, Age readers have been sentenced to another year of drudgery and fractured news stories if the report about the reappointment of the Jerusalem correspondent is correct and that Ed O'Loughlin has the gig for another twelve months.
The good news is that The Blank Pages of the Age lives on for at least another twelve months!
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