Staff Layoffs Likely at Detroit Free Press, Editor Says Previously, the Freep and USA Today had been in a separate division that was exempt from company-wide directives - like cost-cutting measures.īill Shea of Crain's Detroit Business spoke with Rich Harshbarger, the Detroit Media Partnership's VP. The move means that the Detroit Free Press, or "Freep," is now subject to the same corporate directives required of Gannett Company, Inc.'s other daily newspapers. Gannett Moves Detroit Free Press into Community Publishing Division The reassignment of the Freep, which had previously been in a separate division exempt from.
The offer, made to employees with at least 20 years experience at the Detroit News, Detroit Free Press and the Detroit Media Partnership that handles the newspapers' joint business operations, comes less than three weeks after owner Gannett Company moved the Free Press into its community publishing division. Gannett Offers Early Retirement to 155 Detroit Media Employees Posted by Mondo Times Editors, Boulder Colorado, May 13, 2015 In May 2015, editor and publisher of the Detroit Free Press, Paul Anger, retired after 10 years in Detroit and almost five decades in journalism. See all comments.ĭetroit Free Press Editor and Publisher Paul Anger Retires Log in or register to submit media ratings.
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