Mr. Jones, please remove this address from your e-mail list. The readers' rep office is here for questions or concerns about the journalistic standards and practices in the Times' news coverage, so this should be sent elsewhere:
News releases for the L.A. Times should be sent to the appropriate desk. The sections have the contact information printed in them. Information for the California section should go to metrodesk@latimes.com. Business news should go to business@latimes.com; arts, culture or life features should be sent to calendar@latimes.com. Foreign news items should go to foreign@latimes.com, and national news to national@latimes.com. Book review information should go to book.review@latimes.com. The general fax number for the newsroom is 213-237-4712.
For more information about where to send news releases, please go to this link:
http://www.latimes.com/services/site/la-contactus,0,3944908.htmlstory#guide
Thank you very much,
Jamie Gold
Readers' Representative
Mr. Gold, as the title of the section you're listed in ("Propagandaville") suggests, I question and have concerns about the journalistic standards and practices of the Times' news coverage. When the work of the greatest living writer in the world gets utterly ignored, seems to me you ought to have a few questions and concerns of your own. Go listen to my free, fifteen hour audio book or my free, four-hundred page novel and you'll see what I'm talking about.
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I can't take the address off the list 'cause it is what it is and this free, online directory of pertinent purveyors of propaganda is merely a futile expression of free speech and a free press, but, as I said, I'll gladly not send you any more e-mails. Thanks. G.
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