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Mark Arax, who got into a public dispute about the Los Angeles Times' decision not to publish his story about the Armenian genocide, considered filing a defamation and discrimination lawsuit. Instead, he agreed to a confidential settlement and left the paper last Friday. Times publisher David Hiller says: "I want to emphasize that Mark's decision to leave the paper is not a reflection on his professional work in reporting on Armenian genocide, or in communicating with the paper to ensure our adherence to established policy in referring to the genocide, all of which are journalistically appropriate." || Earlier from LAObserved.com.
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