Tag Archives: Chicago Sun-Times

The aftermath of a bad decision

Posted on July 2, 2013 by Ed Spadoni

Not long ago, we, and just about every other blog, website and media outlet, reported on the firing of the entire photography staff by the Chicago Sun-Times, and that they were being replaced by reporters armed with iPhones. My first … Continue reading →

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Weekend inspiration: John H. White responds

Posted on June 8, 2013 by Ed Spadoni

National Public Radio interviewed Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist, and former Chicago Sun-Times employee, John H. White. If you found yesterday’s post interesting, (and from the activity, it appears you did), then you’ll want to read what Mr. White had to … Continue reading →

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Photojournalists Fired! What it tells us…

Posted on June 7, 2013 by Ed Spadoni

Last week, the Chicago Sun-Times abruptly fired all 28 of their photojournalists. Included amongst these professionals was Pulitzer Prize-winning Sun-Times photographer John H. White. The rationale behind this decision is economic: like most newspapers, circulation at the Sun-Times is off … Continue reading →

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