Support our brothers and sisters at the Sacramento Bee, who face pay tied to clicks on their stories. Share and sign the petition. https://t.co/qvrKaH8MqX
We have alarming news.
The owner of The Sacramento Bee is trying to tie journalists’ pay to the number of clicks their stories get.
We’re urging the company to reconsider. Here's our letter to McClatchy’s new CEO about how this could hurt our community.
#NoPayForClicks 1/9
And, mahalo to outgoing publisher Bart Leath. In addition to his day-to-day role at the paper, he has been at the table in contract talks, where we have worked together and frequently found common ground. We wish him the best of luck in the future.
Congratulations to Chris Minford, the new publisher of The Maui News! His personal commitment to the paper (20 years as circulation manager) and decades spent on Maui (34 years) will serve him well in this next role.
https://t.co/G0VbXtopiu
“I am so grateful to have The Maui News. The local employees … are successful because they are familiar with the local scene.”
Mahalo to Cynthia Monteleone for helping stop #MauiCounty’s newspaper from outsourcing jobs away from the community!
https://t.co/ec1mvDEJvC
#Maui
“This is something that really, I think, affects certainly more than just the workers at the newspaper. It affects the whole community.”
Matt Thayer, a 40-year Maui News employee, discusses the impact of outsourcing away from Maui County.
https://t.co/DbZPVHvhRB
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From award-winning reporter @c_uechi during @KITV4’s coverage of Maui News workers resisting executives’ outsourcing proposal: “That can be a problem if they don’t understand the history, the culture, the context of Maui.”
#Maui#Hawaii@PacMediaGuild@newsguild@CWAUnion
At a time when information can save lives, we say mahalo to Guild workers, and to ALL who provide vital care, coverage and service. We also send aloha to those whose working lives have been halted, and hope it’s soon possible to resume work safely.
#LaborDay#LaborDay2020#1u
More coverage of Maui News workers who, backed by the community, are standing up to make sure the local paper is produced locally. Read through to the end to find the easy but effective way to join in!
#Maui#MauiCounty#Hawaii#journalismmatters#1u
Congratulations to Guild members Melissa Tanji, Kehaulani Cerizo, Robert Collias, Terrie Eliker, Dakota Grossman, Lila Fujimoto, Lee Imada, Matthew Thayer and Colleen Uechi on their SPJ Hawaii recognition!
https://t.co/PCLBerlzMu
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Mahalo to Linda Higgins of #Makawao, who writes: “I am adding my voice to those letter writers in favor of fair treatment of The Maui News reporters as they negotiate a new contract with management.”
https://t.co/lCvwppQUtq
#Maui#Hawaii#1u@PacMediaGuild@newsguild@CWAUnion
“It is an amazing tribute to the reporters who cover Maui County news, that they have continued to provide outstanding coverage.”
Mahalo to Madge Schaefer of #Kihei for supporting #MauiNews workers!
https://t.co/XaqEqpxkcW
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