A recap of the OPUBCO stories from the last week


Posted September 21, 2011 by Alan Herzberger Comment on this article Leave a comment
Christy Everest, Chairman and CEO of OPUBCO with Philip Anschutz, a Denver businessman, after they announced that The Anschutz Corporation will be purchasing all assets of OPUBCO, Thursday, September 15, 2011 . Photo by Doug Hoke, The Oklahoman.
Christy Everest, Chairman and CEO of OPUBCO with Philip Anschutz, a Denver businessman, after they announced that The Anschutz Corporation will be purchasing all assets of OPUBCO, Thursday, September 15, 2011 . Photo by Doug Hoke, The Oklahoman.

Last week, I posted an article of great significance on NewsOK — OPUBCO to be sold.

That was an interesting day for all of us employees of OPUBCO. My boss’ tweet (editor and vice president of news Kelly Dyer Fry) summed it up well:

“I met Mr. Anschutz and I really like him. Will miss Christy, but this is a good day”

And in a bit more old-fashioned version of a tweet, check out this editorial from The Oklahoman about our future.

Gaylord is a household name in Oklahoma. It has been for more than a century. Anschutz will be unfamiliar to most readers. This will soon change and the newspaper will evolve. But it will not reverse the course that E.K. Gaylord set for it so many years ago.

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Alan Herzberger is the Digital Managing Editor for NewsOK.com and The Oklahoman. He focuses on content within OPUBCO Communications Group’s...


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