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Friday, December 28, 2007
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And speaking of clients getting into the publishing business, here's a new call for a serious Editor in Chief of upcoming online mag... -
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Anthony Russo / For The Times / August 11 , 2013 In a gratifying departure from the usual guidelines, Los Angeles Times editors soli... -
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