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Terms of Service
These Terms of Service govern your use of dailypilot.com. Your use of our site tells us you have read and agreed to these Terms of Service and our Privacy Policy. dailypilot.com reserves the right to deny access to the site to any person who violates...Tags: Consumer Goods Industries, Computer Networking and Internet, Crime, Law and Justice, Credit and Debt, Laws
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TCN South wins statewide awards
SAN JOSE — Journalists from the Daily Pilot and its Orange County sister papers won statewide awards for writing, photography and page design, an industry organization announced this weekend. The California Newspapers Publishers Assn.'s (CNPA)...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Journalism, Los Angeles Times
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Mailbag: Front page photos were too flattering to Obama during presidential visit
I am extremely disappointed in how you reported President Obama's visit to Corona del Mar last week ("Obama visit rattles CdM," Feb. 17). I opened up the Daily Pilot the following day to see only signs supporting him on a full-front cover picture. This is...Tags: Career and Workplace, Slavery, Roman Catholicism, Crime, Law and Justice, Labor Legislation
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Daily Pilot will remain free online
The Los Angeles Times' announcement Friday that it would start charging for full access to its website will not affect the Daily Pilot or other newspapers in the company's community news division. Starting March 5, readers who do not subscribe to The...Tags: Los Angeles Times, Facebook
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Mailbag: Irvine 11 editorials got it wrong
I cannot understand why the L.A. Times and the Daily Pilot continue on their editorial pages to defend the Irvine 11 (Editorial: Irvine 11, D.A. both made mistakes, Daily Pilot, Oct. 2; "Editorial: Punishing the 'Irvine 11' again, Los Angeles Times, Sept....Tags: Weather, Research, Government, Ronald Reagan, Tropical Storms
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Letters From The Editor: We are bringing back sudoku
It seemed like a good way for the newspaper to save a little money: Drop sudoku from the Daily Pilot and refer readers to the similar puzzle in the Los Angeles Times. It wasn't. I've never received so many complaints on a single issue since becoming...Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Los Angeles Times, Sudoku
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Letters From The Editor: Changes coming to Coastline
Most newspapers aren't growing these days. We are. At least in a small way. The Coastline Pilot will expand its reach beyond Laguna Beach into two neighboring cities, Aliso Viejo and Laguna Niguel, beginning with the Aug. 26 edition. We plan to cover...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Los Angeles Times
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Three staffers win at LAT Editorial Awards
LOS ANGELES — Three Times Community News (TCN) South journalists won Los Angeles Times 2010 Editorial Awards on Tuesday in recognition of their contributions to the Daily Pilot and its sister newspapers. Web Editor Jamie Rowe, who oversees the...Tags: Real Estate, Journalism, Laguna Beach, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Pulitzer Prize Awards
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TCN welcomes three to newsroom
Los Angeles Times Community News (TCN), which publishes the Daily Pilot, Laguna Beach Coastline Pilot, Huntington Beach Independent and TheOCnow.com, has hired two new reporters and a page designer/copy editor for its news operations in Orange County....Tags: Mass Media, Journalism, Laguna Beach, Huntington Beach, Fullerton (Orange, California)
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Letters From The Editor: Wild West or the very model of civility?
I once had an editor who said that we're in the business of answering readers' questions, not asking them. And while I generally heed that advice, I've spent some of this young year asking readers what they want from us. Reader input has led me to...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Orange County Register, Los Angeles Times, Racism, Social Issues
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Mesa Musings: Tough editor became patient professor
When Orange Coast College hired Tom Murphine in 1985 as a journalism professor, I winced.
He'll scare students away!
I'd seen "Murph" at work in the Daily Pilot newsroom. With rolled up sleeves, a no-nonsense demeanor and smoldering pipe jutting from...Tags: Career and Workplace, Mass Media, Colleges and Universities, Journalism, The Washington Post
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Pilot wins investigative reporting awards
Daily Pilot reporter Mike Reicher has placed first and second in the investigative reporting category in a statewide journalism contest for his work on a politician who did not live in a legislative district he sought to represent and a legal flap...Tags: Mass Media, Television, Arts and Culture, City University of New York, Entertainment
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