Julie Wallace Chronicle Editor In Chief
Julie Wallace serves as managing editor at The Chronicle overseeing newsroom operations and editorial direction for daily paper coverage.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2014
Page
12
Julie Wallace serves as managing editor at The Chronicle overseeing newsroom operations and editorial direction for daily paper coverage.
AT&T plans a 49 billion acquisition of DirecTV, hoping to create stronger bundled services. Regulators faced tougher questions with past deals, but consumer benefits appear clearer this time. AT&T’s nationwide wireless and partial fiber reach contrast with DirecTV’s nationwide TV service and limited broadband, suggesting complementary strengths.
AT&T would gain 20 million pay TV subscribers by buying DirecTV moving to a top two pay TV position and potentially easing price pressures. The deal would boost broadband expansion ambitions, with AT&T pledging 15 million new locations across 22 states, though competition with other providers remains.
Merian Ibrahim eight months pregnant faces 100 lashes and execution after being found guilty of apostasy in Sudan. She says she was raised Christian. her husband Daniel Wani is American and disabled. Ibrahim remains jailed with her 20 month old son, awaiting appeal and religious tensions.
Carl P. Leubsdorf reports that after delays in addressing VA safety concerns and possible cover ups, President Obama pledges action while avoiding immediate Shinseki dismissal. The piece contrasts prior ACA rollout handling with current efforts, noting mixed progress and mounting weariness from veterans groups.
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