Former Pasadena Star-News reporter Marshall Allen, whose work at the Las Vegas Sun has made him a finalist for the 2011 Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting, has taken a job with ProPublica. Allen will start at the nonprofit news outfit next week. He'll continue covering health care to start.
*In addition: Former Pasadena Star-News reporter Cindy Chang was promoted to special projects writer at the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Previously, she worked on the paper's city desk. In her new position, Chang "will be the lead author and coordinator" of the paper's investigative projects.
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2 comments:
How does upper management let these people go? Maybe that's why the LANG is going down the drain.
let's see...not paying them fairly, no hope of advancement, a bankrupt company financially and in management talent, no vision, no hope in winning, taken advantage of, and a much longer list if I had the time. good people go because of opportunity. lang management doesn't have a say. good talent gets fed up and moves where opportunity calls.
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