John Koblin of the New York Observer reports that Newsday business desk staffers have been yelled at by a representative of the paper’s new owners for sending a business reporter out to get a comment from the Dolan family.
“The Dolans haven’t been known for their warm embrace of the media. Ask any Knicks beat reporter about life at Madison Square Garden (as we did for a November article in these pages), and you’ll get your share of war stories about Cablevision’s Moscow-like media policies.
“But to many on the Newsday staff, the attempt by the paper to introduce itself to the Dolans the best way it knows how was pretty roundly rebuffed, and that didn’t look good.”
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