Romenesko

Salt Lake Tribune
Ombud Connie Coyne explained the paper's position to callers but some "went wild and accused me of protecting 'illegals' who were sneaking into this country, taking jobs and government benefits and failing to learn English. ... I also explained we were about to launch a Spanish-language weekly, Ahora Utah, for those who did not read English well. The same folks went ballistic on that." || More editor/ombud columns:
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