AP confirms what Mediabistro reported last week: The forward-thinking OC Register is outsourcing copy editing to India.
Deputy Editor John Fabris provides the spin: "In a time of rapid change at newspapers, we are exploring many ways to work efficiently while maintaining quality and improving local coverage."
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5 comments:
All your grammars are belong to us.
Wow, just wow. Why even bother to spin something like this? I would just say "It's cheaper, and that's why we did it." And then hand in my soul on the way out the door.
You're assuming those boys still have their souls in the first place...
Let's just outsource America to India. That's the next step.
I'm planning on moving to India to open a 7-Eleven.
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