Cincinnati Business Courier
Scripps says in a release that “we deeply appreciate his service,” but doesn’t say why Mark Contreras was removed as newspapers senior vice president. Scripps CEO Rich Boehne will serve as the acting head of the newspaper division until a permanent executive is named to run the company’s group of daily papers in 13 markets. In 2007, Contreras told his employees that reports of the newspaper industry’s demise were “bunk,” and encouraged them “to approach your work with the attitude that our best days are ahead of us, not behind us.” Last year he served as chairman of the Newspaper Association of America (NAA).
> Read a transcript of Bob McChesney’s interview with Contreras in November 2009
Uncategorized
Contreras out as head of E.W. Scripps newspaper division

More News
Bloomberg’s CityLab won a Pulitzer for Criticism. Get to know the site behind the win.
The publication explores cities as hubs of democracy where politics, policy, technology and culture converge.
May 6, 2025
Meet the 32 ‘new media’ outlets the White House invited to its press pool
The motley group includes many conservative outlets, as well as three religious networks, a legacy paper and an AI-powered digital site
May 6, 2025
Opinion | She quit the paper in protest, and then won a Pulitzer Prize — and other highlights from journalism’s biggest awards
Ann Telnaes left The Washington Post in protest. Now she’s a two-time Pulitzer winner. Here’s what else stood out on journalism’s biggest day.
May 6, 2025
Trump-era fentanyl seizures have not saved up to 258 million lives, as Pam Bondi said. Here’s why.
Experts say Bondi’s math is wildly off. Most Americans aren’t at risk of a fentanyl overdose, and seizure data doesn’t tell the full story
May 6, 2025
Once again, for-profit metro papers are rare among the Pulitzer winners
With the exception of the Houston Chronicle, this year’s Pulitzers largely left legacy metro papers behind
May 5, 2025