Chapter 1179: Chapter 403: The Three Main Factions of the New Jersey Consortium
Los Angeles, “Los Angeles Tis” headquarters.
As the editor-in-chief of the “Los Angeles Tis,” Carl Palr hasn’t had it easy these past two years, because a strong competitor has erged within the “Los Angeles Tis” that challenges him.
Bob Ferry!
During the strikes by the Actors Union, Directors Guild, and Writers Guild in Los Angeles back then, Bob Ferry keenly seized the story and gained the trust of Harry Chandler, the president of the “Los Angeles Tis.”
These recent years have seen him grow into the deputy editor-in-chief of the “Los Angeles Tis,” and he has even moved into what was supposed to be Harry Chandler’s mansion, which should have belonged to him.
“Ferry, I read this issue of the newspaper, and your reporting on George V’s visit to Atlantic City was excellent!”
In the conference room of the “Los Angeles Tis,” Harry Chandler praised Bob Ferry.
George V’s visit to Atlantic City to attend the Atlantic City Racing Club was a highly influential piece of news for newspapers across the country.
Nurous major newspapers across the U.S. dispatched reporters to Atlantic City to cover the event.
However, due to the presence of the “Atlantic City Post,” it was difficult for other newspapers to obtain firsthand information.
But Bob Ferry was different; he leveraged his relationship with Donnie Block, and his reporters received the sa treatnt as the “Atlantic City Post.”
Listening to Harry Chandler’s praise, Bob Ferry was inwardly delighted.
At that mont, Bob Ferry felt extrely fortunate that he went to Atlantic City back then to cover Donnie Block, who had gotten hold of their photographs hiring prostitutes, making Bob Ferry once doubt if his career was finished.
Unexpectedly, that opportunity earned him Donnie’s trust, allowing him to secure a higher position at the “Los Angeles Tis” during the Hollywood strike because of that trust.
In the following years, he used his reports related to the New Jersey Consortium to climb to the position of deputy editor-in-chief of the “Los Angeles Tis.”
One could say that everything he achieved was given by Donnie!
“It was thanks to your guidance, boss. You recognized the impact of George V arriving in the federation, which is why I sent people to Atlantic City for comprehensive coverage!”
Listening to Bob Ferry’s flattering words, Kyle Palr secretly rolled his eyes. Who doesn’t know the influence of George V’s visit to Atlantic City? You don’t need to ntion it.
Harry Chandler, however, smiled.
Upon seeing Harry Chandler’s smile, Kyle Palr knew he couldn’t allow Bob Ferry to continue like this!
“Boss, recently the ‘Atlantic City Post’ has increased its distribution in California, and coupled with Caron Block frequently making statents in California, I am concerned that they might be planning to make a significant entry into California’s dia market!”
Kyle Palr calmly stated.
However, after hearing this, Harry Chandler’s expression changed slightly!
During the Hollywood strike, Harry Chandler used to refer to Donnie Block as that Atlantic City bootlegger, but now he can no longer call Donnie Block that.
In fact, at this point, no one across the United States can underestimate Donnie Block!
Even Harry Chandler has been wary of Donnie Block’s New Jersey Consortium.
United Artists, Heimdall Pictures, Caron Block all signal Donnie Block’s intentions to lay a foundation in California.
If Donnie Block really plans to enter California, given the size of the New Jersey Consortium, it’s inevitable that clashes will ensue with them.
Bob Ferry frequently obtaining news from the New Jersey Consortium; Harry Chandler doesn’t believe there is no connection between Bob Ferry and Donnie Block.
“What do the ‘Pioneer Newspaper’ and ‘Forum Newspaper’ think about this?”
Harry Chandler inquired of Kyle Palr.
Kyle Palr cast a subtle, smug glance at Bob Ferry before saying, “Those two newspapers have already reached a consensus to fully prevent the ‘Atlantic City Post’ from developing in California, and they’ve organized their own delivery teams to keep a close watch on the ‘Atlantic City Post’s’ delivery operations!”
Harry Chandler nodded and said, “Also notify our delivery teams that the ‘Atlantic City Post’s’ distribution in California must not exceed our designated limit!”
“Understood!” Kyle Palr nodded earnestly.
Although there is no regulation regarding the distribution volu of any newspaper in a particular place.
But in the newspaper industry, there are unwritten rules; they won’t entirely ban a newspaper from entering their state because they too need to distribute their newspapers in other states.
However, they will secretly regulate the distribution volu of newspapers from other states in their own state.
Of course, these regulations are not absolute.
Otherwise, so newspapers wouldn’t thrive while others struggle; it all ultimately depends on the influence of the newspaper itself.
The “Los Angeles Tis” currently possesses this influence.
After the eting, Harry Chandler privately t with Bob Ferry.
“Ferry, what’s your opinion on the ‘Atlantic City Post’ issue?”
Bob Ferry braced himself; he knew this was Harry Chandler testing him.
“Boss, I believe we must guard against the ‘Atlantic City Post’! They are not a regular newspaper; behind them stands the New Jersey Consortium, and judging by what I know about Donnie Block.
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