File this one next to CEO's who exit private jets with hat in hand.
Talk about a sign of the times in the journalism industry. Staffers at the Longmont Times-Call recently received an internal e-mail inviting them to work as valets at a private Christmas party for the Lehman family, who own the paper.
(via Romenesko)
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