Showing posts with label journalistic standards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label journalistic standards. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

A Lee Publisher's values.

This post will talk about Stacey Mueller, a FORMER publisher for Lee Enterprises.

Lee Enterprise starlet that fell.


Photo Coutesy of Lee.net for LEE's Dragnet.

Ms. Mueller felt that publishing AP stories, picked up about trespassing on public property, to make a dig on a Mayor candidate one year past was something worth Lee Enterprises resources in Montana.

Here is my response:


 a short dedication to Stacey Mueller, Missoula Montana

The extent of the defamation included a family farm, resources of an individual, and even professional sabotage.  Ms. Mueller authorized comments on Lee Enterprise websites to the extent that it takes two corporate law firms to defend the numerous parties involved.  The most striking blow to Ms. Mueller was putting her own Lee Enterprise attorneys in jeopardy of perjury for giving them false information.

Ms. Mueller sent false information to law enforcement in Montana construing conduct at a Lee Enterprise place of business.  When no authentication of such conduct was proven to a court, Ms. Mueller had no place to hide except for another corporate haven: a bank.

my bank tracker.com

Ms. Mueller is  corporate scum who broke laws, ethical rules in Montana.  A bank is not a safe haven, and is not a step up from Print Media.  As long as our society allows people like Stacey Mueller to defame and destroy others due to corporate status for profit, perhaps the people in 80 Countries and 1500 Cities are there for the same reason.

Corporations are not people.

Corporations are not more important than people.

Governments are not here to cater to Corporations.

The 99% are here to tell you that the Thought Revolution is here.

Please Excuse My Dear Friend's Language
Lee Camp, Comedian on #Occupy Wall St.
 Describing the Stacey Mueller's of the world
crapping on the planet.

You knew better Ms. Mueller, and so did Lee Enterprises.  Perhaps Stacey Mueller is a genius.  Lee is on its last breaths.  It still gives you no right to lie to corporate attorneys or destroy people's lives using Lee Enterprise outlets in Montana.

I hope they eat you for f*&#$ing breakfast in the banking industry.

Monday, August 1, 2011

NYSE warns LEE Enterprises

According to Reuters News wire, Lee Enterprises of Davenport IA was warned that its stock price was falling below the minimum to trade on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) July 14, 2011.
read more: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/14/idUS224526+14-Jul-2011+HUG20110714

The debt load due in April 2012 might be too much for LEE Enterprises, the USA print media company which owns nearly 50 papers in 23 states.

LEE should learn from ENRON, don't inflate your worth, it just makes the crash worse.  Goldman Sacks has made some effort to spare Lee Enterprises with a structured bankruptcy.

UPDATE: NYSE warns Lee Enterprises for second time of less than $1 stock trade price....
[courtesy of Des moines Register]

waymarketing.com
Lee Enterprises HQ, Davenport, Iowa USA

(say, isnt 6 stories high enough to crack Humpty Dumpty's Head?)


Wouldn't that mean that the US Government would own LEE, [Goldman Sacks] and continue the misinformation, and defamation that makes LEE what it is today?  That is not advertising revenue on Lee's balance sheet, it's payoffs in the state of Montana where LEE enjoys a print media monopoly, and a symbiotic relationship with state and local government.

The Saint Louis Post Dispatch purchase is an anchor around the Lee organization, thinking they were too big to not be able to handle the excessive purchase price in circa. 2007.

Powerful people like Mary Junck, CEO are lost in their own world.  When journalistic standards have corportized print media, the integrity falls out of the written product, and the bottom line.

Now the victims of Lee Enterprises need only wait: the economy will strangle a company that lost sight of values, and only targeted the bottom line.  The problem is, the bottom has dropped out for Lee.  No matter a bailout, or structured bankruptcy, the values at LEE continue to suck, and will lead to their continued demise in the United States.  Let the print media suffer from their mistake:

altering journalism standards for profits will not sustain itself in a free market.