Fair go, Fairfax - Don't discount journalism - Age readers call for Kirk, Walker to be "unloaded"

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Age readers call for Kirk, Walker to be "unloaded"

Monday, 17 November 2008

A customer-is-always-right blunder by The Age has contributed to calls for Fairfax's biggest shareholder to sack Fairfax CEO David Kirk and chairman of the Fairfax Media board of directors Ron Walker:

"Crikey suggested on 16 June that plunging share prices might prompt major shareholder John B Fairfax to unload Ron Walker and David Kirk. Customer service for punter readers of The Age has plummeted below zero, and the TV program for 13 November was omitted from the "Green Guide" without comment or apology. What about it John B?"

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