Let’s see, first it was announced this week that Philadelphia Media Holdings L.L.C. missed an interest payment on $85 million of loans, with the company “in technical default of a bank loan cove- nant” (here).
Next, it turns out that a fake ad managed to find its way into the print editions of both the Inquirer and the Daily News (here).
(Oh, my bad…spokesman Jay Devine said that the fake ad was intended to “put a smile on people’s faces and have some fun.”
Yep, I guess fake ads are the perfect accompaniment for fake opinion commentary; so many examples to choose from, but I’ll select this and this).
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