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Shanghai Star shenanigansPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, July 8, 2008 5:35 PM
Not long after the, er, reshuffling of several English language magazines in Beijing, this news comes out of Shanghai: About a week ago, a source sent us the following email:
Apparently Bridgehead, or what is left of it, is now telling freelancers they will eventually get paid, but not for awhile. Staff paychecks will be about a month late. Mr Burnard's whereabouts are unknown.
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Comments on Shanghai Star shenanigansActually I don't think they will eventually pay anyone. It's a good bet that Greg Burnard will be in Hangzhou |
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