Los Angeles Times reader representative Deirdre Edgar writes about changes made to the paper recently in the wake of reader complaints.
“Claudia Albert called to say, ‘In your new Business section, I’m not sure why you don’t think the British pound is important in the currencies.’
“And Sara Lafare wrote, ‘How can you possibly have a section on currencies and leave out pound sterling?? Only one of the most important currencies in the world. (I’m not British.)’
“That omission is being fixed, and the pound will again be listed starting Friday.”
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