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Copy Cats: The Secret Art Cabal Inside The New York Times (thepoliticker.observer)
There’s an early scene in _CQ/CX_—a new off-Broadway play about _The New York
Times _that does not pretend any character’s resemblance to persons living or
dead is purely coincidental—in which the guy based on Jayson Blair encounters
a veteran editor at the paper’s favored watering hole.
“Started as a copy boy 43 years ago in March,” the old-timer brags as he
fetches Jayson a Glenlivet. “Only job I ever had.”
Mistaking Jayson for a news clerk—one rung above the copy boy—the editor can
hardly believe such a young man had written all those page one stories. (For
good reason, it turned out.)
“Used to take years to get a byline,” he remarks. “Now they hand them out like
candy.”
Well, maybe not _that_ easy. But cultural changes at _The Times_ over the past
20 years mean the newsroom grunts_ _probably aren’t angling for bylines,
anyway. Job openings dwindled with the economy, hiring scrutiny ramped up
(thanks, Jayson), and the career track that gave the _Times_ copy boy job its
retroactive glamour (Arthur Gelb, Gay Talese and Robert Rosenthal all did
stints) ceased to exist.
As a result, the _Times_ clerical department—once a gilded cage for Phi Beta
Kappas ...
Does anyone remember Candy Cat who came free with Galaxy Counters chocolate in the 1960s?
You had to save up several wrappers and post off for a pink and blue stripy furry cat. I've never seen one since. Does anyone remember them or even have one?
Of course I don't!