NY Times to Cut 550 Jobs, Blames Everything But Their Relentless Leftwing Bias

Will the last one left at the New York Times turn off the lights when they leave?

New York Times Co. said Monday 550 jobs will be eliminated when it closes its metropolitan distribution center in January.

The publisher's departure from the wholesale distribution business coincides with the ongoing struggles of the newspaper sector. The industry has watched advertising revenue fall as consumers and advertisers increasingly shift to the Internet. A confluence of economic conditions, including diminishing credit, the ongoing housing downturn and rising gas and fuel costs, has also pressured the sector.

Of course, none of these hardships listed include their losing readers in droves because of their biased news coverage.