JimRomenesko.com has a post on Monday that divulges that former Bloomberg News feature writer Craig Copetas, who was based in Paris, is no longer with the company.
“For years, he was a Winkler favorite until he went to Dubai. Some three years ago, Copetas angered the local Bloomberg bosses in the emirate – anxious to keep the peace with the many millionaire Bloomberg customers there – by seeking to uncover tales of human rights abuses, including alleged police torture with the complicity of a member of the royal family, and persecution of foreign businessmen.
“Suddenly, Winkler’s door slammed in his face.
“The only mystery is why it took Winkler so long to downgrade Copetas to a non-person and get him out. The actual meeting to fire him, in mid-January, came as a surprise, apparently. His team leader and an HR person turned up unannounced in Paris to tell him it was over.”
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