Eye on The Record

On July 6, 2016, Gannett, the nation's biggest newspaper chain, paid the Borgs $40 million for North Jersey Media Group (The Record of Woodland Park, Herald News, NorthJersey.com, (201) magazine and 50 weeklies). Stephen A. Borg, publisher for a decade, oversaw the biggest downsizing ever. Local news declined, errors mounted and most employees were denied raises. Gannett replaced Editor Deirdre Sykes, revised The Record's website and redesigned the print edition, cutting another 350-plus jobs.

Thursday, July 23, 2020

From great local journalism to hawking 'luxury' apartments

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION: The first of 5 apartment buildings planned for 150 River St. in Hackensack -- where The Record and North Jersey Med...
Sunday, December 8, 2019

In 2019, The Record's slide toward mediocrity didn't slow

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CIVIC PUZZLE: On Oct. 26, a business district group and the borough of Fort Lee unveiled this nonsensical sign, which they called an ...
Sunday, June 24, 2018

Civic Info Bill hopes to improve local journalism in N.J.

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One look at the smaller and thinner Hackensack Chronicle is all it takes to see how Gannett Co. guts local news staffs. The free weekly n...
Thursday, March 16, 2017

Storm prevents delivery of print edition three days in a row

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A Hackensack Parks Department truck and two men cleared my driveway this afternoon, above and below, after I called to complain plows had...
Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Eye on The Record has moved to The Sasson Report

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The Record newsroom is in this building at 1 Garret Mountain Plaza in Woodland Park. Eye on The Record has moved to The Sasson Repor...
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