Glenn Bunting, the former deputy business editor of the Los Angeles Times who took the newspaper’s buyout earlier, has accepted a job to go work for the Sitrick & Co. PR firm.
Bunting joins a cadre of other former journalists at Sitrick such as Seth Faison, a former reporter and Shanghai Bureau Chief for the New York Times and editorial writer for the Los Angeles Times; Jason Booth, former economics correspondent for the Wall Street Journal; Lew Phelps, another former Journal staffer; Tammy Taylor, an Emmy winning former broadcast journalist, and Tony Knight, a veteran broadcast journalist and former City Editor for the L.A. Daily News.
“Not mentioned is former WSJ columnist John Lippman (or Ross Johnson, formerly of the Daily Journal, Hollywood Reporter and elsewhere.) Bunting will ‘work directly with Mike Sitrick, the firmÁ-?s founder and chairman on a wide variety of client matters,’ the release says. At the Times, Bunting was one of the senior staffers who was detailed early on to last year’s Spring Street Project looking into ways of reinventing the paper.”
Read more here. Bunting supervised the entertainment and technology coverage at the paper.
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