Insane decisions by our competitors

by | Nov 24, 2008 | Seradata News | 4 comments

It is unusual, in fact rare, that a Flight publication would ever comment on our US counterpart but even from Hyperbola’s rarified orbit the blogosphere is clearly glowing with rage at a recent decision by a management who you would have thought know better

Journalism is a unique business where some unique individuals can become as big as the stories they write. Downsizing is one thing but the letting go of certain writers, hugely high profile in the space industry with decades of experience and contacts throughout the likes of NASA, is surely a direct shot through your own print product’s feet?

Whatever will they do next at McGraw-Hill, you have to wonder?

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