Pergament writes, “Business First president and publisher Jack Connors said the decision to end the relationship was based on newsroom needs. Carey was paid by Business First for her Channel 7 appearances, which were designed to promote the business newspaper.
“‘We didn’t see it as a priority any longer,’ said Connors. ‘I felt bad. Elizabeth is a great person and did a great job. We’re just going in a different direction.’
“The publisher added that the chain of business journals that owns Business First has been eliminating the television reporters at most of its newspapers for a number of years.”
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