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listening A.A. Bondy American Hearts Superchunk Leaves in the Gutter Glossary For What I Don't Become watching The Thick of It BBC America wanting Saddest Ghost Lamp	Thursday, December 01, 2005 The Axe Is Swinging in the Tower The lay-offs--pardon me, "separations"--have begun at the Chicago Tribune. WomanNews and the City News Service--a descendant of legendary City News Bureau, where Mike Royko, Seymour Hersh, and Kurt Vonnegut got their starts--are both being shut down by the end of the year. People are apparently crying in the newsroom. UPDATE: Holy Shit. The Trib actually managed to post a staff-written story on a breaking news event. About itself, no less. posted by John Cook at 10:25 AM << Home	About Me Name:John Cook I'm a reporter for Gawker. Before that I was a senior writer at Radar Magazine and covered television for the Chicago Tribune. I used to "teach" magazine writing at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. I make noise with my brother Matt in an infrequently convened band called Cooksie. This is a reference tone (1000 Hz, -20 dB). Photo by Jim Newberry. e-mail site feed clips AMC Corn Chips &c. Eric Umansky Mac McCaughan The Memory Blog Tape Op Merge Records Talking Points Memo Kausfiles David Byrne Cryptome Previous Posts Perkins "Can't Take the Lies" And If Osama Gave Her Some "Face Time," He'd Forge... How the Chicago Tribune Swept a Fabricator Under t... Mickey Kaus, Opinion Maoist Mike Miner's Sleuthing Secrets Revealed! And By "Successor," I Mean "Wildly More Successful... Fair Is Fair Los Angeles Times is Cutting 85 Newsroom Jobs Also, When the Economics Department Fired Milton F... Just In Time For Christmas!