One interesting item in Charles Stile’s column today on the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority putting premium seats to the Bruce Springsteen concert aside for the politically connected to buy at face value: 24 tickets went to the Asbury Park Press. That wouldn’t be so noticeable if the APP hadn’t held itself out to be the beacon of ethics reform over the last five years.
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Do as I say not as I do.
The APP/Gannet mouthpiece is constantly hypocritical.
Whether its state advertising in thier newspaper or a development project on an adjoining propety, they often advocate in their direct financial benefit. All the while mercilessly castigating others who do the same.
Although when they throw people under the bus I don't like then it is ok. just kidding.
Another one to bite the dust
First the Record, now the Ledger...
...I'm waiting for the good part! Come on Gannett!