Michael Stowe, the managing editor of the Roanoke Times, writes Sunday in response to reader complaints about why the newspaper didn’t reprint a Wall Street Journal article about the area’s largest health care provider, Carilion Clinic.
“Reporters and editors here had been anticipating the Wall Street Journal story for months.
“We knew that Journal reporter John Carreyrou had visited Roanoke earlier in the summer to report on Carilion’s growing influence in the region. What new facts or sources, we wondered, might he uncover?
“When the story published in the Journal on Aug. 28, we were pleased to see few surprises.”
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He doesn't explain why the paper pulled the very talented Jeff Sturgeon off the health care beat after Carolinion asked them to.