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LAObserved.com
Kevin Roderick notes that Ed Hinton gets a "Times Staff Writer" byline in today's LAT even though he works for the Orlando Sentinel, not the Times. LAT sports editor Randy Harvey tells his staff that the Chicago Tribune's Phil Hersh and Hinton "will both take Times Staff Writer bylines, though their primary employers remain Chicago and Orlando." Other Tribune papers will follow the same byline policy, says Harvey.
> Earlier: Trib paper's system of identifying writers defies all logic (OS)
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