John Koblin of the New York Observer recounts a meeting that Wall Street Journal managing editor Marcus Brauchli had recently with the paper’s San Francisco bureau that spoke volumes about his mood, which led to his resignation on Tuesday.
“Finally, as a way to ease the tension, Robert Guth, the paper’s Microsoft reporter, tried to change tack.
“‘Are you having fun?’ Mr. Guth asked, according to people present.
“Mr. Brauchli appeared distracted—he was looking around the room, scrolling through his BlackBerry, and the question seemed to stop him cold.”
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