| Who's Behind The Courant's Voice?
Carver. Carver, who joined The Courant in July 2006, was previously vice president and general manager of WATL-TV in Atlanta. His background is in advertising and sales. He is a native of New York.
Editorial Page Editor Carolyn Lumsden. Lumsden was promoted to editorial page editor in October, succeeding Robert K. Schrepf. She has been a writer and editor with The Courant's editorial page since 1992. Before that, she worked for the Associated Press and at the book publisher Random House.
Deputy Editorial Page Editor Tom Condon. Condon started at The Courant in 1968, before leaving to serve in Vietnam. He returned to a reporting job in the Old Saybrook bureau. He was a member of The Courant's first investigative team and, for nearly 18 years, a columnist in the Connecticut section.
Trader hacked computers, bet $73-billion, French bank alleges
If one person could cause that kind of domino havoc then the banks aren't taking enough care. Imagine if terrorists figured this stuff out.
I wonder that the big problem is that the old 'suits' in charge just don't really 'get' computers so don't know enough to understand how these things can happen and the young run circles around them that know this computer animal.
Maybe now the banks will smarten up with their security. Posted 27/01/08 at 12:25 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment .
Times editor to leave paper
The editor of the Los Angeles Times will leave the paper in a dispute over newsroom cuts, becoming the fourth senior executive in less than three years to depart after resisting budget reductions.
James E. O'Shea, editor since November 2006, said Sunday that he was forced out after disagreeing with Times Publisher David D. Hiller's plan to shrink the newsroom budget.
"We did not share a common vision for the future of the L.A. Times," O'Shea said.
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